I’m curious if anyone has re-evaluated leaving properties under an LLC given the new tax law allowing for a 20% profit pass thru deduction on personal taxes from the LLC.  

(given to me by TK provider), predicted IRR 22%, Cap rate 9.25%I'm hoping for regular cash flow around $700-$800 in the coming years.One of my favorite two sites to evaluate properties - Trulia (crime map).  

If you decide to put a renter in then do it with the intent of holdlng and evaluate the situation later to see if your intent needs to change.  

These last two bits are critical to figuring out if you should even make additional investments in one or more of the properties - and EACH one must be evaluated and considered by itself as a separate and distinct investment opportunity/event.

I'm not that good with RE Math and all the Alphabet symbols that you guys use to evaluate a particular property, but, you can look on Zillow at the Zestimate graph for properties in S.

With the skills you will gain in the class, you will be better able to evaluate the properties you will be looking at, as well as to save money handling repairs yourself.

HI Devin,A Cap Rate is traditionally used to evaluate a property when other forms of evaluation either are not present or relevant.  

A lot of them may be trying to market deals for other wholesalers, or they may be new and not know how to evaluate a deal properly.

The second is that you failed on evaluating ARV.

The closer you are to Oak Park the betterWest & East Garfield- Block by block evaluation for holding or flippingNear West Side- Off the Chart competitive but Little Italy is a good target for dealsNorth & South Lawndale- We like Little VillageLower West Side- We like Pilsen for multifamily holds & the occasional SFR if you can find one.