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Anthony Kondor How can I find probate properties in Chicagoland area?
24 April 2015 | 5 replies
Where should I look and who should I reach out to? I
Aaron Mikottis Looking for Insight into Investing in Rockford, IL
19 August 2015 | 9 replies
These are the same areas buyers will look at when financing is available so they are the best opportunity for appreciation also (at least in this area).Your comment on I-90 just reminded me that a new 400 million dollar hospital was just announced to be built at Riverside next to I-90.  
Thomas Usher Starting out with a big fish on the line....HELP!!!
7 February 2015 | 30 replies
One complex is 99% occupied with strong collections and we've been consistently raising rents...due to our constant increases 3-5% economic vacancy is pretty tough to achieve but downright hazardous to underwrite to.  I
Kevin Borland New Build Apartment mix...
1 January 2016 | 5 replies
What area are you referring to I know a lot of the buildings in the Lloyd district have ridiculously high rents for the business bikers I would have at least some two bedrooms because higher rents and longer tenant stay.
Morris Hicks Inherited 50% Sibling doesn't want to put the house on the market
31 December 2015 | 13 replies
. ;-)) I myself, as the eldest, and the one whom all the responsibility has fallen to. I
JD Martin Look backwards so you can look forward
24 November 2015 | 0 replies
But I keep an eye on them anyway, from the point of being for sale, to being sold, to I will drive the neighborhood and see if they are being remodeled, to the flip price after the remodel.Doing this serves me thusly:I get better at recognizing deals, especially in neighborhoods with which I'm less familiar, or are/were/getting sketchy;It allows me to reexamine my own concept of "the deal", such that I will have greater success in my offers and ultimate purchases;It provides hints about upcoming economic situations - overheated prices, oversaturated rental markets, etc.When I see a house I was watching sell for 10-20%, or more, higher or lower than what I thought it should be valued at, I am forced to review my own criteria - are my assumptions about the market correct?
Max James Why don't you advertise 'FOR RENT' 6+ months in advance?
26 November 2015 | 22 replies
The unit I am referring to is in what I would think is the top three most sought after areas in Cincinnati.  
Meghan Sullivan First-time landlord in Buffalo, NY multifamily unit
28 November 2016 | 13 replies
I will have to checkout your blog, as it seems that I am constantly learning things I had not previously given thought to.  I
Austin Davis Entering Property Management statements into Quickbooks Pro
22 November 2016 | 3 replies
Transfer the balance to the bank you deposited the money toI advice against it.
Jackson Long How to find fair
13 November 2016 | 6 replies
The thing I keep coming back to is: I shouldn't feel like I've made myself into an indentured servant.