I'm a little local handyman landlord just outside of Pittsburgh with a tight little self-managed C-class portfolio, for instance.Here, in low-rent single family and small multifamily, the name of the game is finding that one good old building with strong fundamentals going for it out of ten other true moneypit crapshacks that are really ready for the bulldozer.You get nowhere here unless you screen like crazy and put the people you rent to under a microscope.

They will get a discount to deal with the problem.I would strongly advise selling the property right now.

They know EVERYONE in Chicago and have a presence in Rogers Park.

A good strong offer and the ability to close is what it takes.[2] And with Pics some people might be more inclined to sell to black family (or some other race) (to "feel" like they are giving them a hand up--illegal too)///look at all of the volunteers for Habitat for Humanity and such--they never come out and swing a hammer for free for me.

I strongly recommend Adam at Conerstone Roofing. 

@Robert Keeling I would strongly advise that you get a CPA.

Still going strong because the area is now a highly sought after and desirable place to live among young professionals.

Still going strong because the area is now a highly sought after and desirable place to live among young professionals.

The next 10 years will be strong for real estate.

There is always so much negativity coming every day to you from others & the environment whether you want it or not.How do you develop strong positive attitude?