I plan to use the wholetail model on a $70K-$80K home that I bought in heavily Hispanic neighborhood.

Hi all, I'm a Chicago-based Realtor looking for a real estate attorney who works heavily with investors.

In our area there are some insurance companies where their renters insurance policies will cover spoiled food from a refrigerator that died.We heavily advise tenants to obtain renters insurance.

The reason being is that I discovered that the 48-unit building was being scrutinized heavily by a litany of lenders that the buyer tried to enlist to get financing, only to have each lender deny the loan based on their own unique criteria.

I found an off market deal in my back yard that I am pursuing heavily.

I know this had been discussed heavily, but here is my situation.My best tenants are coming up on the end of their lease end of May.

I have friends that were doing projects all over the country that were vacant about 2 to 3 years ago and in some cases they cut losses to get bigger returns on projects they were more heavily invested in.I see this too with businesses for sale.

You could always ask if you can add your own advertisements as well in order to get it rented faster since many won't advertise heavily on newspapers, Craigslist or Facebook for example. 

Hey guys, although I currently live in NW Indiana, I'm from Chicago and invest heavily in Chicago, so I would be interested in meeting up with the group to start talking real estate.

The good part about corporate returns is that the principal portion of your loan payment if you have a principal and interest type loan is not factored into the income numbers in most cases so the income we use for qualifying purposes looks like gross income - interest (not the principal portion) = higher number than if the principal portion was also included.In essence when a property is in a corporation the underwriter will rely more heavily on the income statement instead of the cash flow statement.When a property is held in a partnership or your own name the key is here is that we focus more on the cash flow statement which factors in the principal payment as well and makes your income numbers for qualification purposes look lower.