Just not sure a fix-and-flip multifamily approach would necessarily be the best play right now.

Are you seeing opportunities, or playing it safe?

I've noticed that the best landlords and the best founders play the same game.

Who cleand the bathroom , the kitchen , whos tv is in the living room , does one play their music too loud ?

Even a few sentences would mean a lot.Okay, how do Black Swan events play out? 

Hey everyone,

I’m comparing two 3-unit multifamily properties in Chicago and could use some input from local investors or anyone who’s done a house hack recently.

Option 1 – Pilsen: Asking around $750K, recent...

Thx Jay - I need to see how this plays out but ya - I'll probably take you up on that.

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Without those info it’s tough to say.If the numbers work as a rental and you can get it rent ready with $10K, that’s usually the safer play short term.

@Ryan Moyer BP already lists the Short Term Vacation Rental business as a RE play.