Purely from an investing standpoint, I love the little cabins the best.  

I got my license purely for the buy/list purpose of my investment properties.

If in or around Boston, could be owner occupied for different financing if needed, if in Florida, pure investment and would also need property management company to own the process.New to the process, love the interest and help from everyone.

Sounds like you are doing all the work and they are purely financially invested.  

The Chicago market is not a pure "cash flow" market, so there is a lot of appreciation potential as well. 

I'm as well a NY State licensed Real Estate Salesperson and do it on the side purely to learn more about the RE market and help in my investing. 

The budget I was given was purely for the conversion, putting a map on the property as well as fees from the county.Thanks,

He responded by getting a guy from 120 miles away who had been an arhborist for 6 months at the time (mind you we live in a major city, there are dozens of arbhorists within a few miles of us...he was shopping for someone who was purely new and would say anything for business IMO) to illegally trespass on my property to assess the tree.

Bill, from purely a cash flow standpoint, have you found some property types generally more successful than others?

I have listened to the BP podcast for a little over a year now (beardy Brandon is pure entertainment).