Hey all,Im a local investor in Chicago and considering purchase of office space in the western suburbs that was most recently a medical office (with surgical build out). 

Check with the septic tank company as to what they think is reasonable as far as how close to a septic tank and field a truck can go.

I remember it being just empty fields as far as the eye can see.

On the personal side, I am a 30 year old Registered Nurse (Trauma ICU) and he is a 31 year old medically-retired USCG veteran who started a successful small business.

I have always had 5k deductable on the 200 plus properties we have in inventory.for us the cost savings does not warrant the lower deducatable. kind of like having major medical insurance when your a healthy 25 year old. boarded houses are targest as you know.. and i suspect this insurance company realizes that they are getting to many 2 to 5k claims.. and want to limit that.

I went through your analysis report really quick, and I believe the reason your results look off is because you left the "Total Cash Invested" field at $0 in the refinance section of the analysis.This would potentially cause the calculations for your CoC ROI and Annualized Return to have that $0 as a denominator, returning "infinite" as a result starting on the year you planned to refinance.Hope this helped, let me know if you have any more issues.Have a great day!

Think about the value you can add to someone else, and try and obtain a job in that field.

Their purpose is a general inspection of visible dust only.When I got my first property certified, I had to hire a risk assessor due to the existence of only a couple of lead techs without any field experience.

HiI'm a Physician in New York City and I'm looking to buy a medical space to relocate to when my current lease ends next year.

Whether it's legal or not sometimes doesn't matter to a field agent auditing your return.