hope everyone is enjoying their Tuesday. i'm looking to Network with other individual who are taking action. i'm marketing in Chester, NY. looking forward to hearing from you guys! 

I currently have one property that I rent in the same market, my wife is a licensed real estate agent and we have good reason to trust this individual. 

The extra bathroom for the kid entering their teenage years (1 hour per morning in the bathroom = needs own bathroom), shorter commute for your wife (happy wife = happy life), bigger yard for your dog, you get the idea.

I entered an address in Chicago that I was looking at, and it looked like it has an income limit of $84,600, so we would be ineligible. 

If this deal seems feasible, I will then follow up with other apartment complexes to compare and see why they are priced so high and what I can do to make the value better on the subject property.I do not have any experience in MF investing, I have bought individual condo units in different associations as rental properties, but that is the extent of my knowledge for Condominiums.

If this deal seems feasible, I will then follow up with other apartment complexes to compare and see why they are priced so high and what I can do to make the value better on the subject property.I do not have any experience in MF investing, I have bought individual condo units in different associations as rental properties, but that is the extent of my knowledge for Condominiums.

If it's a private individual, small company, etc, you can try to call them to work something out. 

You and your immediate family members are considered to be disqualified party to your IRA, and as such are prohibited from entering into any transaction with your IRA.You may want to consider Solo 401k which comes with the feature called "participant loan" allowing you to take a loan from your 401k up to $50,000.

Given my younger brother is about to enter University in the next year, I would love to deal hunt for a home that is a perfect middle ground.

(Again, that is market dependent and may vary by individual investor.