Often in a matter of hours after being listed.So, how can we help new investors to quickly analyze a property (likely without visiting the property) so they feel comfortable enough to make an offer and confident the deal they've made is a good investment?

If you can get solid returns, take advantage of the low interest rates and move forward with confidence

They're planning to build a walkable overpass over I-440, building new "Green" streets and stormwater infrastructure, a new street grid connecting more parts of the area together to allow more avenues of travel for pedestrians and vehicles, a proposal for a project called "The Midtown Ring," and much more.

I work with many investors who are out of state and can't travel here often to see properties.

Do your own due diligence and dont just trust my words. in the end, make sure you are 100% confident in what you are doing.   

I love traveling and I just want to show my kids what I didn't have the opportunity to experience.

If they want to bring their cash for equity in the deal because they have confidence in the deal and/or you as an operator, then you would most likely work out a certain ROI percentage which is held secure by making the investor a part of the single-asset LLC for the deal...

Travel to south burbs - Chicagoland is required.

Depending on the location, an unfurnished home will likely rent better for long term tenants.On the furnished side, you could look at travelling nurses type of work. 

Was there something you did to help you feel more confident in entrusting others in this venture?