I work heavily with investors, the repeat business is amazing.

If gurus are so good... they'd be so rich doing what they preach they wouldn't have to make money off teaching lol :) I'm biased, I drank the BP Kool-aid because the BP kool-aid works.

(every house in the development is situated on 1+ acre lots in the heavily wooded area; it's not quite clear where the property border goes).

The easiest free option is Zillow but depending on your location it may or may not be accurate since it is pretty heavily influenced by listings on Zillow.

The seller and my friend are in heavily involved in Chicago real estate and they seem to have my interests in mind.

commercial relies heavily on cap rate, which is to say, the "cap rate" is what you'll hear most commercial investors talk about, alot.good luck and post on that site above.

To get your foot in the door with new agents, offer their first property at free or heavily reduced price.

Besides the HOA, you also have to make sure that the condo community isn't too heavily concentrated with investor-owners (40%, I think), or you won't be able to obtain Fannie Mae financing.

With the pay off and the extra 150k cash balance (I've lived it in 2 out of the past 5 years), I could use that to pay down my current mortgage of my primary residence heavily, and ultimately my goal is to pay off my primary residence by the end of this year.I want to do this for the following reasons:1.

My only issue is that it's heavily family (much higher skew toward married vs non-married) wondering if this may be a concern.