It's always a struggle and takes a while to finally get paid which makes it tough on contractors.I don't think this is mandatory specifically to Chicago, but probably by most title companies. 

Now it seems I'm struggling to find quality homes that near 0.8%.

I have seen some other groups struggle to fund their first one or two 506(c)s because a large percentage of their investor base was not accredited, and thus were shut out.Michael Blank's SDA is very popular.

I have a psychiatric service dog for combat related PTSD and I'm also super athletic, because, you know, exercise makes life better when you're struggling mentally. 

I have been struggling to find the right people to work with, and I am curious to hear what resources (websites, friends, etc.) that you use to find and vet tradespeople and contractors before you hire them?

Come to find out the seller did not disclose that there were two hoa’s as the lawyer stated after a call to himHe said the information he got was only one hoaMy father really couldn't afford to pay for another hoa it can pay it but every month he was struggling so he stop paying the 80 a month he said he didn't know he to pay now they they are taking him to court to foreclose on his houseMy question is since the sellers did not disclose that there were two hoa’s should they be responsible?

However, we are struggling with outsourcing this smaller piece of the work.

Something I've consistently struggle with growing up was sticking to the long term plan because it seems like there is always a new variable in the short term.

Not sure if that's just marketing or the properties are struggling. 

Getting them to pay a homeowner is an ongoing struggle.