But my short term rentals are for people working at a refinery, not people vacationing.My logic is this: most of the people I'm renting to are accustomed to getting screwed out of their money one way or the other. 

That has been on my mind lately.If it is related to note investing, my question is, people complain about lack of inventory, but when inventory comes out, we rarely see people bidding on assets - so are people actually investing?

we are a little over half way leased and we get most traction from apartments .com what are people doing outside of this to attract tenants 

Both of these groups tend to want more business and so are not terribly hard to find.Contractors are hyper local, and typically, as a flipper, once I find some good ones, I don't share them with others because I don't want them to be too busy for my projects.  

Sky high prices that continually rise, and a constant supply of wealthy / high income people willing to pay those prices.

I used to own my own residential construction business, let me know if theres anyway I can help you :)I really liked the recent duplex that sold in Vanier.

I see a lot of people self-sacrifice, which I try to avoid along the journey to the top.If you aren't stuck on staying downtown Chicago, I'd consider finding a condo along the Blueline, but it would likely be in a smaller building (2-4 units. 

My city tax bills are due by 12/31, but if that day falls on a weekend then I get the next business day without penalty.

I wish more people would use their primary home as an investment property later - it's one of the best techniques out there.Now, to help with some things:1.

I am slowly building my people around me and gaining knowledge daily.