@Caleb Heimsothagreed, you can do alot with 30 but your goose is cooked once that is done.... i would never advocate buying to low end rentals and burning through your cash... point taken.i would look for assumptions, etc with no money down or very low cash out of pocket to get started...

Maybe whatever Buffet and his boys cook up. 

@Ethan Cooke thank you very much for your detailed insight.

(my husband can confirm I have a crazy sweet tooth, and I do love cooking!)

Most deals I've looked at & offered on are on the North side so I'm not hugely familiar with the area, but there looks to be a lot of investment pouring into it (The Gateway project, Cook County Hospital redevelopment, etc.) and rents seem pretty strong. 

In December 2017 I quit claimed a property to someone else, it was then filed with the Chicago Cook County Recorder of deeds office.My lawyer who filed the quit claim said that a P-TAX was submitted to get the deed recorded.Please explain to me what this is.Also I would like to know, since property taxes stay with the property. 

Hello Everyone,Hoping to see if anyone has had any experience with renting a property in which the house is within the power line vegetation easement.

Men cook too...can’t just blame grease on women.

I enjoy getting outside to hike Utah's beautiful trails, snowboard, and have relaxing days cooking on the grill. 

I mean you can cook a turkey if you like, start a 6 hour stew in a crockpot, bake muffins etc etc.