I can start with the supply and demand.

Standard water heaters can be sold and installed after April 16th, 2015, but only as supplies last.

I have been in their very homes bringing them medical supplies so they can take their shots. 

My Goal: I have about 12,000$ and once I land a job (or 2) I plan to aggressively save whatever money I can.

I had an inspector recommend changing the supply line valves, that were not leaking, because they were 30 years old.

We supply lightbulbs for the duration of the tenancy.

I'm interested in a smaller single family or two to start, but then want to aggressively look at multi-unit buildings.

Somehow I ended up gravitating to this deal though and got more creative and negotiated more aggressively on this then I normally do - I guess now I know why.The numbers work and I'm getting everything I want in a living space.I had totally forgotten about the picture of this condo.  

I know an attorney named Aaron Krolik in Cook County who specializes in these situations  Good luck -  he is aggressive and knows his stuff.

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