another question y'all! thank you all for your response on the previous question! Sorry I am kinda stuck on what to do since I have both the real estate and the mortgage license. what mortgage brokers do yall recommen...

It is better for us to move the tenants out whenever we take over a building that has rents that are way under market.

One brand new SFR with brand new Carrie and air handler's noise level reached 90db.Brand new Lennox with one SFR replaced leaking coil twice in 3ed and 4th year.Few Goodman, already there or new.

In the under $400k price point I'd look at Fairfax, Alexandria (not the brick garden buildings, but newer buildings) and Springfield.

Do this for a year or two and build up more cash, and then do it again. 

Lol, all jokes aside, that is a crazy request...I would tell them that I have no information on any drug use in the building.

Both are older homes, the 3/3 was renovated in the 80s.2/1 home is prime candidate for a tandem house out back or teardown and convert to Rowhome zoning, (properties were recently rezoned just across the alley tandem homes, ADU already zoned ok) 3/3 is newer, on a double lot, but my thinking is that I could hold these for a while, go through the rezoning process and sell both if/when the neighborhood continues to get hot enough for more density building, possibly work with a contractor friend of mine to get going in this direction, or try to do construction of tandem home behind 2/2 and then adu behind 3/3 home.Are there any resources for spreadsheets or analysis specifically in this realm/that I could show my financiers to calculate the projections on this?

I noticed your link was actually to the previous Chicago Building Code "13B". 

I have acquired my experience from working on my personal live-in-flips and building ADUs, as an owner builder and self-performing most of the work.

With commercial insurance, there are many ways to value a building, structure coverage and set deductibles.