I sell turnkey properties in the Chicagoland, and working with buyers every day, I’m always surprised at what numbers people use to base their decisions on.

The lender also said that the loan amount would have to be at least $100k in order for the lender fees to be under the required 5%.I've never heard of these safe harbor requirements so I was taken a little by surprise.  

If it is a renter, they may be surprised, I have been invited in because I let them know if I get the house, I like to keep tenantsSecond  I go to the courthouse, looking for liens and judgements against property.  

I called the clerk of courts and not surprisingly, they tell me that they file like that all the time and the only way I can get it discharged is by having the GC file the discharge release.  

I would be very surprised though if you were able to play an active role in the process or if you actually learned anything about flipping.

Currently, owner occupied.Now the problem, after speaking with the owner - they have no intent of selling - no surprise, they've had offers for years. 

You are better to increase rents to account for the water and convenience of in-unit laundry. 

Convenient/great location near central/downtown business districts, shopping, restaurants, transportation hubs, etc.Tenants are typically white collar professionals who can afford to buy a home but choose not to be homeownersClass B: Property is generally somewhere between 15  to 30 years old, but could be older.Some amenities, but not as upscale as a Class A property.

In some ways by doing so at your age could almost an asset, you'd be surprised how many people are willing to help a humble young investor.

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