I am an investor focused agent, and in addition to my primary residence, own 3 SFR LTR (two of which I have gutted down to the studs and remodeled).Reach out anytime and we can meet up over coffee or lunchUnfortunately I'm not set up to provide engineering reports at this time.

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I'd be interested in talking. my info is in my signature I'll message you to connect. we are looking for 85% LTC lenders for ground up triplex deals for three investors in Columbus Ohio. we are LPs in the deal just to qualify them and we have ground up experience as well as general contractor license. all construction sets, plans, etc. all of the entitlements we take care of so should be all set. totally vertically integrated and all the same plan. all urban infill lots close to downtown easy to appraise. 

Some helpful questions to ask yourself include but are not limited to: How many deals has the sponsor successfully exited? 

If I do go the property management route - can i get a limited service option (say in which I find the tenant, collect rent, handle most maitnenance issues) and they primarily are liasoning with my vendors during US business hours and handle any urgent maintenance issues?

You won't be getting a 30 year fixed rate on a blanket loan, it will be adjustable and have a limited term, the amortization may be  30 years or could be less, that will be up to the lender in offering you the loan. 

I am by no means an attorney and to my limited knowledge I don't know of anyone who has gotten "caught" with the new illinois law, but my understanding is that you can not "Market" (aka sell side of wholesale) more than one property per year.So if you had a licensed agent do the "marketing" of the property once it's under contract then you should be in the clear.You can of course double close, but the law is more specific to the marketing of the property vs. how it's closed.My suggestion @Andrii Sazhnev would be to find another wholesaler who has their broker's license to work with them while starting to get your license...in my opinion (if you have the time) it is worth it for anyone who is doing real estate full time to get there license - simply for the education and MLS access.