@Arturo Colmenero you could try referencing zoning maps to look for multi family pockets but your best bet would be to subscribe to a service like Reonomy for example if you’re serious about finding multi family properties

Hi @Zach Schnoebelen, welcome to Chicago :) My suggestion is Berwyn - it's a suburb on the near southwest side that is still serviced by our commuter train, the Metra, which can take you downtown in <30 minutes.

All they normally have to do is prove that they are not the ones that are servicing the loan anymore which would be similar to a rental property, however they should not say that it is a rental property.

Thank you for your service...What exactly are you initially thinking about doing?

I'm thinking:  recent law updates, handling specific tenant issues, when to raise the rent,  service/companion animals, vs pets;    Specific ideas would be best.   

What are the must haves and what would be a nice little extra service?

It's already the 4th geekiest city in the country with all of the smart people working for NASA & the private sector engineers servicing NASA. 

Yuriy,Are you happy with the service they provide?

@George OzoudeTry IRA Services Trust Company

Some of my costs just to maintain, and these are just estimates as I dont want to look up the exact amountsMLS = $1,000E&O Insurance = $1,000Board Dues = $1,000Sentrilock = $300Showing Service = $300Continuing Education = $500Licensing Fees = $300