I’m about to close on my first Beach condo ocean front and was wonder if I could get some feed back on the best website to promote my condoThank you in advance. 

Do you think you will spend more time managing white-collar, blue-collar or no-collar tenants?

I have friends that do well in buying far north or northwest side and I personally love blue collar burbs. 

Below are a few details about my plans:I plan on self-managing for higher returnsI've looked into some free analysis by AIRDNA (CAP seems to range from ~5-7%)1Bed/1-2BathCouple of questions I have are cost vs return on value...ocean view vs across the street from the beach vs parking lot view :(ground floor vs not vs top/penthouse (4 vs 6 vs 12)misc like ac, in-unit laundry, complex gym, etc... vs notAnd tips on anything else would be much appreciated.Thank you in advance.

Its a very stable blue collar tenant base.

So this just in LONG BEACH CITY is trying to pass asugar coated RENT CONTROL where landlords are capped at 9.9% rent increases OR they have to pay $4500-$6500 in Tenant welfare.They tried to do this under the radar and just pass rentCall city councilPlease immediately call and email Mayor Garcia and all council members and tell them to oppose all forms of rentcontrol aka “tenant protections” and please ask them to stop the attack on small housing providers and renters in Long Beach.MAYOR ROBERT GARCIA333 West Ocean Blvd, 14th FloorLong Beach, California 908021st District-CouncilwomanLena GonzalezEmai SEE LONG BEACH .

Hi, I'm a new investor looking to househack in Chicago (I've lived here for 4 years now and was an underwriter in the market a few years back)- trying to get familiar with apartment lease rates in a few neighborhood (primarily along the blue line).

@Rhonda Blue great info!

Hamilton (the City of one-way streets) is more industrial/blue collar - a good tenant pool depending on the economic prospects for the steel industry.

Try the blue bar atop the screen, click 'Analyze' then click 'rental properties'.Kudos,Mary