Feel free to reach out if you would like to know more about my process. 

Does anyone kno how I can start that process? 

My management primarily involves remotely receiving rent checks and coordinating online services for any repairs, which connect directly with the tenant.Now, I'm facing a new challenge: my current tenant is moving out, and I need to manage the tenant checkout process and secure a new tenant.

Once you've learned the process and gain confidence to run multiple projects, using leverage to scale the portfolio is a reasonable risk.

Unfortunately, the existing tenant is in the process of being evicted for non-payment since June, though I can afford the expenses on a monthly basis without tenants, including mortgage, insurance, and utilities, etc, as well as savings for vacancies etc, so I feel relatively confident that I can manage if the eviction takes time or if I can't find a new tenant for that apartment immediately. 

I’ve gone through the process 3 times (Offer accepted, appraisal, inspection) and for some reason something always needs to come up.

As @Alan F. pointed out 20% is a little thin, especially as a first deal - I would say though, in my opinion, the most important thing is getting started so even if it's not a home run a single, walk, or even a strikeout is better than not even batting... because as you take more at-bats you'll get a better batting average.Happy to connect around the renovation process and help you build a solid team here in Chicago.

It wasn't a hard process and took just a couple of minutes.

Play close attention to the number of people listed on the voucher & during the screening process inquire how many people will be living in the property.  

Hi all,I'm a new investor in the process of making my first purchase out-of-state.