Lenders also know people try and do this so if you think they don't occasionally check loans to individuals for investment purposes for that reason, you're mistaken.Again, check with the lender.  

You draw and draft and sweat and cry and bleed and, if you're lucky, occasionally sleep. 

They collect a % from gross rent every month to handle those occasional calls.

I usually do a 2 year (occasionally 3)  lease.  

You will see that occasionally because the broker is trying to get top dollar for the seller and create a mysterious bidding war.  

Maybe now the owners can get the amount they wanted 2 years ago and they'll still be open to selling.I make those suggestions because I've been on a large number of wholesaler lists here in Chicago and the vast vast majority are complete garbage, like properties that are on the MLS for less and/or pending, are currently listed, extremely bloated ARVs, etc.

There is the occasional fixer home/cabin under $200K but also a pretty rare beast.

It does happen occasionally but not usually.On three rehabs so far this year, I have rehab costs of $27k, $16k, $15k, and I do some work myself because I enjoy doing it.

As an occasional blog author myself, I also want to put it out there that I often make grammatical mistakes, have weak sentence structure, don't format things properly, or otherwise create posts that are hard to read.

Since buying an older property in 1904, the insurances uses ACV, I am having problems understanding what I think are higher rates.Could anyone assist in a reputable insurance dealer that will not bloat costs in addition to offering assistance in factors to look at when buying insurance.