I have had lots of requests for this rental by graduate students, medical students, and travel nurses.

Finding a QUALITY carpenter for $30/hr doesn't seem likely, we usually figure about $50/hr minimum and the best are around $65-$75/hr.As far as architects go if you haven't connected with @Prashanth Mahakali or @Samuel Pavlovcik they are both great Chicago architects.My crystal ball feels a slowdown, but data-driven investors will still be able to find deals and real estate will continue to strive with low inventory as the rest of the economy continues to slow down slower and slower.

Maybe your market is slower? 

Taxes is very broad and it is hard to know everything.Taxes can be split between individuals, partnerships, corporations, trusts, etcFurthermore, there are multiple different industries/specialties such as real estate, small business, medical, start-ups, etc.If your focus is real estate - it may be worthwhile to connect with a CPA specializing in real estate.

The pricing seems too good to be true; otherwise, Yorkville is a lovely area (I used to live on 65th and 1st), and would rent quickly as there are a lot of medical facilities in the immediate area.

My next option would be a medical office building cash flowing less but a safer investment for sure. 

Sales are also slower in the winter in northern areas at least. 

It you had to move and sell for job or medical related reasons. 

Unfortunately, he is dealing with medical problems, so he is selling his investments.

I do not have this money available because i had to recently pay medical bills for family abroad and other things.