Call their office, ask for Brian Cowling and he will get you going.Northern suburbs are great, but you have to pay to play especially in the top school districts because retail buyers will bid up not so nice houses just to get in the district.

MASSIVE Learning on BP is readily available, it's everywhere and can be life changing, if you're willing to trust it and embrace it (after doing your logic checks)...

I get that high end upgrades and all the best trimmings adds significant value for the retail market, but not that high over market.  

What you are being offered here is a retail price. 

Although there is massive demand for long term rentals and rental rates are increasing, it is still extremely difficult/impossible to get cash flows like you can in other areas of the country.

Depending on where the house is located it might be the worst advice you could receive to let tenants leave and try to sell retail.

They consult and offer solutions (education and legal forms, compliance procedures/manuals, etc) for small retailers, and I expect I will proceed with them.Ken also explained the bond issue, but thanks for explaining that anyway....it had me sort of stumped for a second. 

I am from Chicago if that helps any.Looking for a retail on broom floor and residential rentals above and kind of just want to browse on my own online.

I'm a handyman/ contractor on the retail side.

CMA is to include the Retail Comps and Rental Comps Proof of the repairs which needs to be in writing from a licensed and insured contractor.