No fancy strategy just good sense and basic math and replicate..

Basically say a 100 unit subdivision has 50 houses sold and constructed.

Attorney review is also in IL contracts and yes - during that period you can basically back out for any reason - just have your attorney challenge something in the cotract

but i pay, i keep the area clean. i told the head guy some choice words after i was heated and flipped out on him... i really don't care for them at this point... i just want to know can they force me to move or foreclose on my house even if i pay the dues, keep the area clean, don't throw any parties,, etc... they don't want me calling the office any longer, i'm still going to..... i basically call them and tell them they suck at their jobs because something still isn't fixed and all they care about is my money... i do this several times a day... i could careless about them... the words i said, trust me there is no forgiving

Filipe / You need to more fully understand the basics of commercial investing.

He will basically just put money into my account and I will purchase property, do the rehab on it and then when it is sold we will split the profits 50/50.However since everything will be in my name it will look like I received all the profits at the end of the year when taxes are due.I know we can set up a partnership or create an LLC where we are both the owners....but he does not want to do any "extra" work.

Basically if you end up FT at a REI, his take on it was you can have phenomenal advantages by being able to access healthcare for your business as a group (you and spouse qualify as a group) and deduct the expense.

So my ques is should I get a temporary power of attorney, Also realtor suggest that since I have done everything right on my end, its on them and I can close in 6 to 7 mths when I return is this poasable I would be Ok with it, on the other hand I slightly wooried about property basically being abbondoned for the next 7 mths suggestions please

Studying for your license also gives you a good basic understanding of terminology, ethics, real estate law, title, etc.

basically the current zoning ordinance was established after Chicago was built.