Working for a big 4 firm, 120k in student debt, and barely anything to save.

I'm currently researching them and seeking a 95 LTV HELOC with desirable terms. 

I am interested in properties i've found via MLS/zillow,relator, etc that are less the desirable/old And after some additional research on my end learn how the current owner acquired the property.

Be sure the numbers work forwards and backwards in the event you cannot get rents to your desired levels.

Also firm on my schedule: take 4 major trips, one every 3 months - we just got back from 2 weeks Bora Bora, let me tell you: I did not miss Wisconsin and it was well worth the long flight :-)

Nothing someone says to you can light that fire, that desire has to come from within.

I haven't invested in this area but word on the street is, depending on the area, it is desirable for rentals and homeowners alike.

Her firm isn’t a HUD approved broker and she doesn’t understand the process.

Typically less desirable which keeps the prices low but the landlords who own them don’t seem to mind the state they are in because it’s easy money.

The neighborhood is a desirable and expensive neighborhood in Chicago.