Add insurance, bonding, employees, PEO, equipment as you scale up slow & steady.

The cash flow isn't great these days, but the market is solid, linear, and cash flow will improve with time, so as long as it's cash flow positive on day one, and it doesn't look like we're going to have to drop a few grand in the next 5 years to replace equipment or a roof, I want to be there.

I am interested in investing in the Chicago real estate market and would like to use this community as a resource to better equip myself with the right tools to do so.

Unless you are either fully equipped to handle these tasks or are able to form a team between now and then I would highly recommend Hiring the Management out.

And if you need to bring in any heavy equipment (to pull up a slab, etc.), that has to be okay'd by the city as well.

The equipment is a one time purchase, is wireless, and supposedly easy to move. 

With a personal loan you can buy "baseball cards/jeans/car audio equipment/cell phones/stamps/Chuck E Cheese game tokens" Essentially you have 30K in cash that you are paying monthly for.

I have all the equipment to do all sit work, utilities , etc. the average house in the neighbor sells for $297,000 -$410,000. 3 families, and singular homes.

Seller may leave behind personal items for Buyer to dispose of after settlement at Buyer's expense, EXCEPT: hazardous materials (ie paint,oil, gas, cleaning supplies, grease, lawn/garden sprays or fertilizers etc), vehicles, auto parts, lawn equipment, lawn tools & tires MUST be removed prior to settlement. 3.

I've actually thought about it myself and have a little different take on how it could be accomplished since my background is mainly in the inspection, construction, and maintenance of equipment in the refining and petrochemical industries.