I'm in the process of finding my 1st property - targeting a 3BR condo or small multifamily in Chicago (B or B+ neighborhood) that's within walking distance to a Blue or Brown line L stop.

Fortunately we prevailed but I’m telling all my clients now that verbal from regional building and even their own permitting process is worth nothing.

I have received post cards from Parrot on houses that I was currently in the process of flipping.

., WS can liquidate a house for an estate a lot faster than by grinding through the probate process).

Thanks Matt, sounds like I need a strict screening process for prospective tenants and to make sure that I contribute a certain percentage each month to maintenance, repairs, etc. 

In my experience, State Farm has lower rates and the entire process is soooo much easier than the more conventional lenders.

I'm not familiar with Arizona probate law but I can tell you that in Arkansas if the estate has a value of less than $100k the distributees are able to file an "Affidavit for Collection of Small Estate" and basically "skip" some of the rigors of the normal probate process. 

I don’t do any investing on my own at this point, for many different reasons, but the biggest issue being time to devote to that process.

I am currently in the process of purchasing my first 5+ unit commercial property in Central Ohio.

Because Detroit is the last major city in process of recovering from crash in 2007/2008.