Getting someone else to give you there house so you can profit from it is a difficult task, but a couple points you can make to sellers, depending on their situation, to help them see your point of view and want to do the deal are:- Earn Hassle Free Profits- Get Multiple Pay Days- Sell your house with No Commissions- Rent your house Without being a LandlordThis all stems from the strategy of the Seller receiving an upfront Option Payment, Monthly Rent Payments to cover their PITI, and Profits when the property Sells.  

Unless you like "investments" that bleed you dry every month - move on...

I've noticed that the MLS in Chicago has not only totally dried up of good deals, but in some places dried up completely.

Last time I pushed the envelope I selected a greige that looked a tad purple once dried.  

., find your own cleaning crew (preferably an individual or small group that you can work closely with), find a local laundry service (don't pay your cleaning crew to wait around for towels/sheets to dry), electronic locks (keys suck).  

I usually get my deals off of the MLS because I am a real estate agent, but the deals are drying up fast.

I'm not normally this dry and robotic, I can assure you :P  I look forward to hearing from everyone soon!

She's with me now in my 3rd floor condo in a dry part of town.

Pick up their dry-cleaning.

I j have been through eviction process several times but it was for no payment which is much more cut and dry and simple...I'd be interested in hearing what others have to say as I am not sure what the cause for eviction would fall under in this case?