Mostly it's drywall, insulation, painting, and tile (stone and/or luxury vinyl) flooring.The general contractor I have worked with in the past has recently become less than reliable, it is difficult to get him on the phone and he's disappear for a month or so without leaving any word (not corona, I did ask on that last time we spoke).Thank you

Originally posted by @Stone Saathoff:I can't speak for your local market conditions in Chicago as I primarily operate in San Antonio, but as far as the pros and cons of those two options, here's what I have:Multi family house hack is the lower risk option, with the downside of a lower short term return, as well as you having to wait until you have more saved up for the down payment.The small single family flip probably has a touch more risk, but if you find a willing partner on the deal you may not have to wait as long, and if your flip is successful you'll get your return back much sooner. 

Customer inquiries are typically submitted via multiple channels including email, phone, or social media.Help desk software provides a ticketing system for staff to organize and respond to customer inquiries as well as create information portals on the company’s website."

They all put you on MLS drips and don't respond because if you aren't buying sight unseen and are going to fly or drive in to buy, all the good deals will be gone by the time you organize that.

But organizers ultimately decided that the coronavirus pandemic has made it impossible to go forward with the annual New Year’s Day tradition.

I'm talking head down, nose to the grind stone, geek out sessions where we develop in depth and thorough spreadsheet checklists and systems for data organization.

My biggest issue comes with organization with who I mail/cold call as this is all very new to me. 

That would kill 2 birds with one stone if you can find a good deal...

Originally posted by @Stone Saathoff:Welcome! 

What systems do you use for property management, book keeping, organization of documents, etc?