Thank you Tim.I've paid for the SDCIA membership, but I fear it was a waste of money.

The kitchen cabinets are solid and functional for a rental, but for resale I'd probably remodel (depending on my target buyer).

If they say something like it said 400 on the website then you will not even waste your time.

It isn't "State" specific question Dan Buck, it is County by County if it is Landlord or Tenant Friendly.I commend him for rolling the dice and realizing that the Chicago Market is a solid cashflow market, but I have also seen people get taken to the cleaners because they were done in by "Professional Tenants".

It also prevents you from wasting time knowing that you can purchase with a new mortgage.3.

Floors are solid oak except tile in kitchen and bathroom.

My primary goal is a diversified real estate investment portfolio while simultaneously providing viable real estate solutions in the areas where I operate.Stumbled across BiggerPockets several months back during online research and truly believe the content here is solid.

That is my sole advertising method and the best part is that whoever drives by and calls is not going to waste your time vetting the neighborhood because they already know where it is.

There can be some low down-payment (3.5%) funding sources that will give you a loan if you have decent credit.If I'm you and could do my Junior year at school over again; I'd find an inexpensive, but solid, multi-family property (2-4 units) close to campus.

The funds are being wasted at every level.