If they are on an exterior wall then typically we need to build a false wall to have another layer of insulation.Chicago winters are brutal and this one is no different. 

They are stored in a folder for each property if I ever need to refer back to them.I think this is a good, low cost solution.

Some tenants use this as leverage to get what they want.

I'm going to be a bit biased since I own 28 rental units in Columbus.

I’m actively flipping in Jacksonville, FL and have been in the market for a while.

Hi Josh,The best thing for you and your Fiancée to do in my opinion is the Brrrr method.

Many residential real estate investors eventually look to transition into multifamily or commercial real estate, but the process can feel like a major step forward with a new set of challenges.In conversations I’ve had with investors, the most common obstacles often seem to be:Learning how to raise capital for larger transactionsConnecting with experienced investment partnersGaining access to stronger and more consistent deal flowFor those who have already made the transition, what was the single biggest challenge you faced when moving from residential into commercial investing?

Any recommendations or tips for a new investor this upcoming tax year / how to better prepare for next year?

Got invited last minute to the "REBEL" event yesterday here in town. 

They often have access to off-market or pre-market opportunities, especially when they’re working with repeat investor clients who are ready to sell quietly or want a quick, clean transaction.