Development trends in an area always start with road development i.e expanding lanes or putting in new roads, then comes the housing, then comes shopping centers then comes medical facilities...urban sprawl.

We invest in small condos in specific tenant markets - like college/medical/law students and/or military. 

1  Setup Self Directed IRA Account and fund it.2  Buy property $100,000 with funds from the SDIRA.3  Collect rents, pay expenses, manage property through SDIRA.Questions:  Can the IRA take out a (non-recourse) loan against the property?

Usually when that happens the tenant is late on their bills and the shutoff is "involuntary" for non-payment. 

So if you do receive a loan based on the rental income, and no personally income, it would automatically be a non-Fannie/Freddie loan.  

I would get a job with a property management company (one that doesn't have you sign a non-compete).This is likely the quickest way to learn the business. 

I used to use the $5 corded ones too, even though my lease says that window treatments are by the tenants. 

Who can refer me to an AMAZING real estate agent (buyers agent) who knows Chicago— looking for a nice suburbs near the medical school.

Didn’t matter for me this year as it was better to go non-itemized.

If there is a condition for non-renewal like a family member has to move in...it might be worth it.