Hi Juan- I'm not the expert on large complexes, I have 10 one bedroom apartments two of which are efficiency...while I'm a different neighborhood completely they earn very consistently but due to the more dynamic characteristics of single adults to pair up and paired adults to either have increased income trading up to larger units or creating children and moving up due to necessity- these are in a constant state of flux so require more attention.I prefer to rent to those on a fixed income with average expectations and a low interest in relocation. 

He did prefer a quick cash sale, but after 45 days he just wanted it gone.

And they look good - they can make it according to your preferred design. 

I make phone calls to my preferred and trusted contractors, review my managers financial statements, and update my own following my CPA's advice and framework-so come tax time, it's ready to go. 

It's possible they were never taught or they never thought how it might be preferable to have a bank account or at least something like a bluebird card. 

less than 1.5 hours but preferably less than 45 min

I prefer customizing your own rather than the Utah one.The rest are the standard wholesaling disclosures that all wholesalers use to protect themselves.

You'll want to find a tax attorney and tax accountant - preferably, the same person, I can recommend someone, if you need it - who can help you do it right from the start.

Buying a Multi-unit, preferably in an up and coming area in Chicago and using an FHA loan and living in 1 unit.My price point varies, with the SFH I am looking to keep it under $275,000, while the multi-unit with the FHA loan, I would look for something a bit higher, close to $400,000.

I prefer to work for my money, and I'm hard working.