If you're an experienced investor, I ask you a favor.

It helps to hear experienced investors say a gravel basement would not send them running! 

I'm an experienced roofer and general contractor with my own company LLC Roofing and an upcoming real estate investor.

@Jessica S.If you still need a good experienced home inspector, send me a PM. 

Looks like you've got things covered, but if you need another agent in the mix feel free to reach out to me, my team and I cover all of northern IL.

If you're looking into companies that you invest your money with and they work on your behalf, that's going to be a lot different than building a team here in the US and doing some of the investing yourself with the help of a property manager, a handyman, real estate agent, etc.  

Hi Team,I am hoping to discuss and get some opinion on the following matter. 1)I have this one tenant, every time she/he calls, everything is emergency/urgent.

Always do the math analysis on a prospective property and try to look at it of at least have a clause in the sales contract that allows you some time (about 15 days) to make a detailed inspection and possibly walk out of the deal without a penalty that will hurt you too much.The thing you also should do in the beginning is to have a Team put together that typically have an Attorney, real estate Agents, a CPA (or accountants), Inspectors, general Contractors, and Handymen.  

I can rent from anyone, but if I have to rent, I'd love to rent from an experienced investor that I can take care of a unit for, and learn from.

How did you buy it without you or someone on your team not knowing this?