Here we can evict right now for holdover tenants after their lease expires if we are only doing for holdover and not rent 

My understanding has always been that if they stay after the expiration of their Lease,  that is enough to trigger the MM Lease in Chicago.Where is that code section?

With 120k saved up in liquid assets I would start finding discounted properties that need work.

Yes, the home came with 1 year warranty on basic repairs, (which is expired), 3 year on electrical, and 10 years on structural.

Originally posted by @Lynnette E.

-- i thought this was phenomenal -- u have to show 750,000 in liquid funds to get this rate but I'm waiting for the right opportunity to deploy these funds.

Their web site is very detailed and you can e-mail them if you have any questions: https://www.copplaw.com/ Hope this helps.

Mention your investment team’s qualifications in terms of experience (units under management) and your ability to close within a reasonable timeframe as your team has the liquidity and net worth required for funding. 

Many methods will not return that original investment any time soon.. it will be out there working for you, but could cease to be liquid for long periods of time.So visualize your money going into each of the methods you have mentioned and tell me what you would see playing out over the next year or so.

Or, people left themselves too little cash for repairs and something terrible happened to a property, causing them to have to liquidate assets, but they had no equity to liquidate because they scaled so quickly that there wasn't anything to refinance and no money to make after a sale.Always buy smart.