He is extremely efficient, concise, and will most likely be a wonderful contact as long as you are doing RE business in the Chicago area.

From you post, it sounds like you are concerned about resale value - if you want a 2nd set of eyes on the numbers and possible resale concerns, let me know - I'd be happy to take a look.

This tenant has been amazing, and I have no concerns about him not paying us or damaging the property, but I just want to make sure I am protecting our interests.Thanks!

My main concern, quite frankly, isn't the cost, but rather their inability to predict my market or the lack thereof and how to truly overcome a terrible income disparity where I currently live.

I don't know the legalities of this, but a seller long as the seller knows what isn't happening and the deal is a good deal, me as the potential end buyer is really only concerned with the numbers.

It varies a little from judge to judge, but evictions are generally extremely straightforward in the Fort Hood market.

The new 200 unit building and the decrease in enrollment would be two major concerns. 

He never had an inspection but said there are some foundation issues he’s concerned about.Okay that’s understandable.

They may not question it as much.To answer your other question, if you refinance and the loan is no longer owner occupied, the terms will usually be less favorable.My biggest concern is that you're looking to buy a 4 to 6 unit.

That is frankly my biggest concern.