@Tim Puffer  Buying/selling a property is not rocket science, and involving agents increases expenses to buyers and sellers.  

Making money is an art as much as it is a science...you do not have to listen to a mantra to raise your money consciousness.

STR isn’t exactly rocket science 😉https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

This midcentury modern bungalow on a wooded lot in Laurel Canyon, was purchased by DeGeneres for $1.3 million in 2004.

The rough opening is approximately 80" x 144" (not quite as tall as modern doors).Who's had to do this? 

Palmer and Forks Township also have nice older (read: solid, well built) homes and there is starting to be some generational turnover--the people who have lived in these houses since the 50s and 60s are passing away and the houses need updating which gives you the opportunity to modernize them and add lots of value.

In a concession to the modern world, the order does issue photo ID cards and will confirm if they belong to the order.Same in your case.

Modern zoning code was written after Chicago was built, so most side streets are zoned RS which is a SFH.  

I actually just received my master of science in accounting, but just not in tax focus.

This year, one of my properties caught fire so I filed a claim with them and received the payment.However, they told me that they cannot insure that property because of my claim filing history and the area of the property (that property is not in the best area of Atlanta though it is not a war zone.).So, I contacted American Modern but they told me they had to refuse to insure me because per their policy, they cannot insure for someone who filed a claim in last three years.What should I do with this property?