so...Where you are from in southern Illinois really dictates where and how you would invest.

That will likely dictate the course of action you would take.You might want to contact an attorney if you need legal advise on an exit.

Many don't speak English and many are unethical and untrustworthy.How much you are looking to spend will dictate who will work with you.

The way our law team structured our entity dictated our loan ability.

It's their lease that dictates the move out date and the sale or non-sale of the property has nothing to do with when they have to move out, so why would you even inquire if they will stay until the sale?  

As for a raise, my housekeepers set their own rates, I am not going to dictate their rates to them.  

The land and location might dictate a better use.

It can't be understated how important it is to know how much homes are selling for retail in your market because this will dictate what you can sell your wholesale deal for.Great post, Lakeem and thanks for sharing

If it's strictly a rental property, the value will be dictated by the income.

There are enough easier jobs where they won't have to take on the added risk.It also seems like a normal footing would work but I suppose the soil and weight of the structure may dictate otherwise.