Firstly I should say that I am the tenant in this case -- I joined these forums a while back because I was very close to being a landlord myself, however this case involves my current rental situation with my landlord.I have a unique living situation.

My are us unique though as the students only pay rent 3 times a year.

My husband and I seem to gravitate toward funky - the more unique the better.  

I am close to completing the broker courses for Illinois, and so now I face the task of finding a place to hang my license.

But, you recalibrated your compass and now your are headed in the right direction.Good luck with your new deployment and you can definitely sleep better at nights, focus on your task at hand and look forward to a bright 2016.

Looking for someone local who can help me with some boots on the ground tasks to get this sold as a Lease Option.  

That is a much harder task to accomplish and often takes time, as far as I know it is not something that can be purchased anywhere online.

I own a historical 1920s home that qualifies for the Mills Act, which reduces my property tax by about 40%. There are over hundreds of homes like this in my area. Because this is an older home, there is some wacky zon...

My solution has been to send a series targeted letters to high equity, high-shot leads, in sequence with each letter having a single theme and unique selling proposition.This can be followed up with a phone call inquiring if my letter was received and if I can be of further help. 

I feel that all tasks could be delegated out easily with the money coming in, and that the ease of owning it would increase greatly therefore driving demand up and your return down.