However, the market it seems has heated up EVERYWHERE and I need to recover some funds and this project had so much meat on the bone it will give me the ability once sold to payoff my own house. 

I have yet to meet a wholesaler on LI that leaves any meat on the bone.

The property has many future bookings for the rest of this year, so it would be great to get those to rebook with me at the same rate they were paying previous owner. 90% success rate with that sounds perfect!

Please get back to me at your convenience. 

Check the Cook County Portal website, then review the Exemption History and Status section.📌 Reminder: Exemptions appear on your second installment tax bill issued in the summer.

Don't push the stove against the wall; it sucks trying to cook right up against a wall, and this will be exacerbated with a 24" apartment stove.

However, I need information about creating and communicating my offer, how to explain the process to the seller and how a contract Is structured that allows me to find a buyer, have them pay the seller and me at closing.

Maybe it's the sort of properties I have the luxury of investing in here in the Rust Belt, but it's hard to get over how frequently people buy crap-made crapboxes because the numbers in their spreadsheet look good, trust the maintenance to some schmuck property manager who is willing to pretend to work for peanuts but who doesn't know beans about how houses work, and only find out when the metal meets the meat that they bought a crapbox managed by an incompetent that can't survive something like a major winter event.Like the weather's been highly predictable for the last fifty years and our politicians have routinely demonstrated excellence in disaster prevention and mitigation.I buy old houses up here in Pittsburgh, built during a golden age of pride in building.

It will only draw a limited set of folks IMO - those that really want to get away and that are going to cook their own food while on vaca.  

I hired a home inspector, bought it as-is at the agreed upon price, and my loan officer was nice enough to represent me at closing/title.