I don't have any direct experience with that service, but most seem to like it.Good luck!

Areas near Melrose Park are C+/C- with the rest of it straddles from C-/D+.

The target market seems to be millennials who are transient, place high value on experiences in lieu of possessions and seem to enjoy the services these co-living start ups offer.

Also, we are starting a service that manages vacation/short-term rentals here in the area. 

I think it's the same as the rest you make the money when you buy, and as long as the deal is good with as many exits as you can have, you will do fine.

Good service, but they're not really in-charge of the loan, and can just escalate to FACO for you.   

A huge number of agents are part time and treat the job as just thatTo confirm this all you need to do is to take a look at how bad some of the listings are one or two pictures are no pictures at all mistaking the square footage of the house Mistating the square footage or acres of the property on and on and on it really is horrible for the rest of the agents who take this as a career in a profession and try their hardest every day

Yes, $1000/month is after all expenses and debt servicing.

I have American Home Shield, and when my tenants HVAC unit went out, I only had to pay a service fee of $75 for the whole unit to be replaced.

Any suggestion on what service to use?