I am a part time inspector and investor but there is some good money to make and you c an use your expertise towards buying properties because you will see the inside of a property, and there is a lot of crazy things out there.tell you friend to start looking in to InterNASHI.org or ASHI this are the biggest national associations and have tons of training.

So my biggest question would be how far into the process you are with them? 

I was reading Build a Rental Property Empire via kindle and took a moment to browse the internet; attempting to gauge the quality of my rental property I acquired about 5 years ago.My name is Wilson and am from the Milwaukee area.

Currently on No and Low Money Down (financing will be my biggest hurdle).

I learned way too many lessons to list, but my biggest lessons were to follow the lessons laid out in David Green's book.

I learned way too many lessons to list, but my biggest lessons were to follow the lessons laid out in David Greene's book.

The biggest question is why would you do this deal at this price? 

You might want to see where the water lines are coming from in your unit, make sure that you have sealed around that as well.In my condo association, they determine who is at fault for the treatment of the building by bringing in a third party inspector (pest control) and whoever the pest control determines to have the worst/biggest infestation of (thing) is generally at fault.

In my opinion, the biggest deterrent (which is often overlooked and rarely mentioned) to investing in Chicago is the legal system.

Down payments are usually the biggest hurdle as most lenders require 25% down on MFHS.