We have a few rental properties in the Loop and Lincoln Park, and are looking for someone who can fix relatively minor issues (e.g. adjust a door, fix a broken handle) without much supervision and who does a thorough job.

Anybody out there getting more deals than they can handle?

I just handled a similar situation for a client.

Hi, under contract for 4-plex multifamily in phoenix.  The property is has full occupancy.  I haven't spoken to the current property management company yet, but I wanted to get an idea of some info beforehand because ...

Hello BP community,I need some advice on handling escalating utility bills.

It's a built on Wordpress, so most of that is handled in Wordpress. 

The caseworkers there that handle the Section 8 tenants are really good and you can talk to them about a reasonable plan to encourage the current Section 8 tenant to find another place if they won't pay the higher rent you'd like to get. 

And if they have not handled all past 4 judgements for you, you will need to provide them with the case numbers.Also, since you're in the County (rather than City), don't let myrentcourt.com tell you you need to purchase extra services such as "stand in" or "eviction notification".

We used a HML, formed an LLC, he provided the funds (down payment, closing costs, holding costs and some of the rehab) I managed the project from design decisions to budget to handling the contractors and marketing.

Both the owner and I are unfamiliar with the process of being involved with an owner financed deal - it is our first time not dealing with a bank or mortgage broker.A couple initial questions for the BP community:1)  Best suited to get a real estate attorney or a closing company to handle the deal?