They don't want to talk to a zillion people, so you're not going to find them in some crowded space with a zillion people in it!

I pair investors with opportunities in residential assisted living space. 

I like the idea of pedestal sink to add feel of more space and prevent water damage. 

I am also looking to get into the Airbnb space in Chicago as well.

Tight timelines for commercial syndications means less time for performing due diligence.

I bought a duplex on a double lot and want to utilize the space in the other lot, but have no money.

For large spaces I use LVP.

I would keep educating yourself, but really be tight on your buying criteria if you feel you are ready and understand flips will take a long time right now.

The flip side of this is that many airbnb guests like to have their own space so if the property is not conducive to privacy, you'll likely fetch a lower nightly premium than the SFH next door. 

I want to make a tight contract before getting into it.