@Kyle Scholnick, if you don't want to quote the person's prior post and are not a colleague, type the @ symbol and a question mark (like, "@?").

@Stan Hill type the "@" symbol and begin the person's name and it should bring up a list of options.

Even if the wording does not lead to you paying out the symbolism here is rich.

Unless Brian has some insider info or perspective on what he thinks is going to happen on South grand between 1st and 11th lol.I also agree with Mike if you can find a good deal in Champaign you may hit the jackpot!

Just type the @ symbol and start typing my name.

Account Closed, there are some status-symbol suburbs (think Beverly Hills CA), where it's expected that a pool is standard, and then it just becomes a competition between buyers as to whether a rooftop pool, or indoor heated pool, or cliffhanger pool makes the bigger status statement.

Even with their profit built in there should be enough room to make money or at least buy the property at a discount.Feel free to ask more questions if you need and tag our names with an @ symbol to get us to respond directly.  

It is Important to calculate the NOI on any deal you do from a single family to a multi family. usually a lower cap rate symbolizes a steady producing income property, you will usually pay more for that building then one with a higher cap rate, usually the higher the Cap Rate the more there is room for improvement in the property, there is a tendency for more vacancies and maintenance costs.

For example Apple you would search their symbol, AAPL.

Don’t forget to tag someone with the “@“ symbol if you want a response.