I mean people do need reasonable rent rates and I wouldn't have crazy high rents that people cant afford, but I'm still curious.It is so hard to say right now, as we are a landlord friendly state, but the world is upside down.

That is why it is so hard to cash flow low monthly rent properties.

Those guarantors are only going to cover you based on how good they think the tenant is. So

There is so much opportunity here.  

. $8k is so low considering they also need to draw on that money.

Then another edit at about 1:06 where Cardone goes into the fact it may be 12, 14, 16 or whatever.An obvious edit isn't so surprising in general, except for the fact that the content added in the edit is so surprising and Grant is pretty much as smooth as they come, basically he's 'one take Grant' who doesn't need a lot of edits.So the questions are:1.

For everyone talking about risk, this situation we are all in is so rare it's not really something you can screen for.

Might as well finance a roof with a long term loan.Related, the 30 year conventional loan is so cheap currently that there is a chance that the money (inflation adjusted) you pay at the end of the loan is worth less after the interest is applied than 1/360 of the loan amount. 

Making good money in Chicago and suburbs is tough because there is so much competition and a high cost of living. 

Deadmen will hold the wall straighter over time but that "hill" you have is so slight anything is going to work there.Can you build in front of it?