I am new to rental property investing and I do see the age of properties ranging 7- 20. if the condition of the property good, would I be able to process to pursue 20 years old one as well?

The town does not have inspections so that's a plus, it's in Will County (better than nearby Cook), and the stock is fairly diverse.  

If you wanted to get an idea of flip areas and work with an agent who understand this process, please feel free to reach out (PM).

Could something be written up by a lawyer and signed off on or am I just stuck with the basic eviction process no matter what????

When purchasing via a lease option, do you get the seller to sign a option agreement and then record it, and not actually go through the closing process with a title company until you exercise your option years later?

My partners and I have landed our first MASSIVE deal (250+ unit complex) and have started the money raising process..Let me give you a very very quick back story...To make sure you are as attractive as you can be to a prospective passive investor, you need to have a few thing..

They would rather have us (Peers) walking them through the process of buying a home, rather than someone who is a lot older.

If you want the experience of going through the wholesale process.  

You can get tenants to put it in their name, but it is a length process. they need a copy of the bill, a day waiting downtown with the water company paying additional deposit to have it put in their name.

this explains the process    http://www.foreclosurelaw.org/Texas_Foreclosure_La...