Now REPEAT!

I'd mostly just repeat what @Fred Dray already said, so instead just re-read his post again.

He sued me repeatedly....didn't go anywhere but still had to deal with it and him.We just had a room go empty on shared housing project....old tenant left on a wed and new tenant rented sight unseen except for video and moved in friday.  

     I have been doing some research on BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, ReFi, Repeat) and looking to speak with any experienced investors who use the BRRRR method in Chicago.

If a wire is shorted, it will trip the breaker immediately and repeatedly.

The properties would pass at a stepped up fair market value basis which eventually erase the tax bill that's been repeatedly deferred.Ultimately, I think we're thinking and saying the same things.

@Omer Husain Tax assessment value are off, frequently.

My husband and I liquidate the contents of homes and businesses, and quite frequently, we run into situations where the property owners / executors need the property to be liquidated as well, but we refer them to a Realtor.

One of the many things I find myself repeating to clients in this situation is to put as much effort as you can into screening potential tenants before hand.

Usually gets higher lease option consideration (non-refundable deposit), rent is higher, you can apply a higher "sale" price at the end of the 2 - 3 lease term (abt 125% mkt value), most won't adhere to the lease agreement (for whatever reason), and then you REPEAT!