--- a bonus is that it's cold to the feet, so a lot of people put down rugs and it protects the tiles!

Good luck with your first purchase, and get ready for the cold!

Lastly, I'd say the heat seems low as well, but that's hard to know without having an idea of how many of the units are rented cold flat vs with heat included.Hope that helps.

Turn watch the news , crack open a cold beer .

They either want to sell you a guru program where they promise you can earn gazillions of dollars or they want you to do the grunt work of driving for dollars and cold calling and you'll get a commission on any deals the real estate investor buys.  

The cost of living is way too high in Chicago and the entry level for multifamily investing here is just too high for me right now (plus it's friggen cold).

What will my soliciting tactics be for finding motivated sellers, direct mail, cold calls, housing court, walking - drive for dollars, word of mouth, attending REIA'sGood luck- lets us know how you are doing.

I was able to close on the property on 12/18 and have been working on some updates and trying to get the place cleaned up a little bit.A few stories and lessons so far...It was COLD this week in Chicago.

You need a cold water main from for supply side and then you need to hook the hot water to supply the house.

I've been meaning to cold call as follow-up to direct-mail.