I am looking to launch a website for my leasing business the City of Chicago.The best part maybe of having a real estate broker helping you find an apartment and acting as your assistant is that the service is free.I want to advertise this service as free, but I am not sure I can do this due to this section found in the Real Estate License Act of 2000, which mentions, 35) Advertising or offering merchandise or services as free if any conditions or obligations necessary for receiving the merchandise or services are not disclosed in the same advertisement or offer.

My goal is to launch my business and invest in my first property by the end of 2023 to build my way to financial freedom for myself and my family!

New campaigns are continually evaluated, tested, analyzed and launched.  

FYI the initial payment set up took about a week, but customer service was responsive and helpful.I’m still an early user, on a newly rehabbed single family, but figured I’d share my experience so far.Best of luck on journey.

Permits and drawings are all approved and newly highly vetted contractors are ready to go.

In fact, there’s a newly built duplex next door to our lot.

Two 'yes' answers and they will add in the newly minted 5 loans.

First post here, trying to explore what options I have for a property I have under an LLC that I hold a 65% stake in.It's a newly constructed SFR in Clermont that pulls in $2,800 monthly rent, acquisition price was $438K, and market price is $480K.

The house is a half duplex newly renovated interior nice backyard with a porch, drive way, and unfinished basement which I see as potential value or forced appreciation when we decide to finish it.

Newly minted leases cap rate is lower but generally if lease has 7 years or more primary term left you can land typically higher cap rate and still get good debt on them.Also I see some Dollar Tree takeovers of former pharmacies in good locations at lower purchase prices in the 2 million plus range.The NNN market is fluid.