Its just frustrating.   

My problem is affording something in those $1500/mo areas.

Hi, I’m looking for a reputable Tax Accountant who works with international investors to set up and maintain LLC, read some horror stories about the DIY off the internet LLC’s which cost investors big time.I contacted Corporate Direct and they are rather costly which I can understand being one of Robert Kiyosaki’s Rich Dad Advisors, so I’m hoping to find someone who can offer the same at a more affordable rate considering I’ll be starting our with 1 property a year and that would preferably be a Turnkey option.

Hi, I'm looking for a reputable Tax Accountant who works with international investors to set up and maintain LLC, read some horror stories about the DIY off the internet LLC's which cost investors big time.I contacted Corporate Direct and they are rather costly which I can understand being one of Robert Kiyosaki’s Rich Dad Advisors, so I’m hoping to find someone who can offer the same at a more affordable rate considering I’ll be starting our with 1 property a year and that would preferably be a Turnkey option.

@Stoddard Barnhill affordable egress does draintile and had reasonable pricing.

I know I am still always learning, your best bet is keep going, keep observing, see who buys what, who buys where, what prices do they pay in what conditions, see if you can see who got a good deal and a bad deal, little by little you will get more comfortable and familiar - but it takes time and patience, I remember in the beginning I would get REALLY frustrated.

I would let her know that you plan raising the rent and if she can’t afford it then plan on giving her notice.

I'm genuinely frustrated and I would love some help if you have any advices or contact info for super star property managers in the Chicago area.

If they claim they can't afford it, you may consider letting them make payments over a 90-day period but I wouldn't stretch it beyond that. 

If your employer has a Roth plan, and you can afford the taxes, I'd do that.And last, with 5 kids - and depending on their ages - I'd also be funding a 529 plan.