I'm looking to connect with experienced investors, realtors specializing in investor purchases, and reliable property management companies.I'm also open to discussing neighborhoods and real estate tax strategies.Let's chat!

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To which I turn to the most trusted community in RE.Myself and two of my business partners are looking to start our journey in Real Estate development and am looking for some advice, we have experience in owning and managing rentals so none of that is new to us...just building the thing is.We are looking to start developing duplex homes across the Chicagoland Suburbs but cannot find the right person to talk to that can give us a clear idea of where to start.

One area I'd love more info on is how to manage general contractors remotely. 

I make a decent salary of $90,000/ year at my day job as a project manager for a real estate development company in downtown Houston.

Then I began to network... alot, then I built a team RE agent, property manager, lawer... etc. then I bought my first unit. 

Most of which I can probably manage myself. 

We have a small management company and our common practice is to inspect the units every three months or so.

And if you hire a property manager, deduct another 10-12%.I think this property could work if you are careful to set aside the cash flow and build a solid reserve.

You can also call property managers in the area.