They basically come out the same if you leverage on both sides and then never take additional action.

To my Real Estate Investors - I have a client looking for a rental on the west side of Joliet. 2-3 bdrms up to $1,000.

No matter if the market is hot or cold, you will still have to do the work to research to find out where to invest.

On the positive side having MLS access is a very good tool to help you find and analyze and sell properties quickly for flips. so as you can see keeping them separate is the way i would go. so now on the investing side, again, what type of investing are you looking to do?

That being said, if you plan to do this a lot in your community and want agent's on your side (and trust me, you do) then I would pay the commissions.  

Hi guys, I have a tenant on one side of a duplex in South Park who's indicated that when it rains, she has water coming through the back door and  now it seems some tiles may be coming up on the floor inside the door area as well.

Aside from that the media side of things has been by baby and the area I work in day in and day out.

We are closing on a new flip today - on the buy side. 

Is it too late to bring up that I will be working with an agent on my side of the transaction?

I am purchasing a property on Van Vlissingen -- south side of Chicago -- and am looking for a recommendation for a home inspector.