I read this post, shook my head after rolling my eyes and wondered how come I've never up with the brilliant idea of getting real estate investment advice from my doctor while he taking my blood to check my cholesterol level. 

Nobody knows where the market is going, sellers are still expecting pre-COVID pricing, buyers think they are smelling blood... it’s been hard to get sellers and buyers to agree on much lately.

I am thankful for finding this site and its amazing members who take the time to share their real world knowledge of real estate.I have recently just passed my Illinois Broker's examination and will be looking to find a sponsoring broker or a real estate investment company in Chicago that is looking for some young and eager blood.

I know this business is far from easy and so I am ready to devote my blood, sweat and tears into becoming a successful investor.

I do not have the funds or the expertise to complete a short sale, but I feel like it is possible for me to monetize this lead.So far, I put out a vague craigslist ad that does not reveal the property address, but it does include a few cell phone pics and a brief description of what I know about the home so far.

Mildred Warthen- Walter if you inbox me I'll give you my cell.

Kind of like paying a doctor to take blood, or give routine shots.

Good going SF gov, keep making housing a blood sport, and you wonder why prices are so high and housing is so limited.

plus the reason i would never recommend rents under 750 is this math.your simply not generating enough gross revenue to sustain these properties.. and on top of that if you have a 600 rent PM is going to qualify them at 1800 a month.. subtract 600 for rent.. 200 to 300 for uitls and cell phone.. and you have someone living on less than 250 a week.. for food clothing insurance car etc etc... now can you live on less than 250 a week ????

PM me if you want his cell number.