I recall one podcast about the “drunk” letter the one guest used to get better responses.

Once you start moving a little more North and Northwest, anything that sits along the Blue Line(Logan Square, Avondale, Irving Park), Pink Line(Pilsen, Mckinley Park), and Brown Line(Albany Park), are properties that are worth a deeper look into. 

I am not going to fight and sit and wrestle with anyone to make a deal.

Now onto your question, in my experience properties sit because they are priced too high.  

I recall the lenders questioning it but that was my response, and no further questions on the revised tax return.I'm not sure what you do for income and if the numbers can easily (or legally) be revised. 

I am in Ohio and the property sits in a county with minimal zoning regulations.

It's incredibly a sellers market right now, so it might be good to free up your VA entitlement and then sit for a little bit and see what happens.

I would sit for hours analyzing companies before investing in them, but it was very tedious work and I did not enjoy it at all.

They cause massive housing inflation there, too, and also have many homes that are simply sitting empty, as they often don't even rent them out. 

I'll do the work, I am not scared to take steps, sit at kitchen tables and make offers like a madman (I had the record in my investor group for 32 offers one Saturday...).These are all things I'm hoping to learn here on BP.Thanks for reading to the end.Jeff