Hey Chicago investors -Quick technical question on the Cook County AHSAP (Class 9) incentive.I am under contract on a 16-unit in Phoenix, IL, and we just received our formal approval letter from the Assessor reducing the AV by 25% through 2033.My question: When transferring title to the new partnership entity, does the 'Change of Ownership' affidavit need to be recorded before funding, or can the title company handle it simultaneously with the deed?

The letter states the status is valid through 2033, provided compliance is maintained.My technical question: When taking title, does the 'Change of Ownership' affidavit need to be filed with the county before funding, or is it standard practice for the title company to record it simultaneously with the deed?

You aren't likely to have that many simultaneous applications for a property where you need something like this.

Quote from @Ariel Broome: Good Day All- I purchased a property with a hard money loan under LLC #1 (the flipping LLC) , I renovated the property and rented out the property, and then refinanced it while simultaneously transferring the deed to LLC #2 (LLC holding rental properties) . 

Simultaneously offer longer lease.

Why this beats paying cash for one or two propertiesIf you pay cash for a couple of them, you lose the compounding effect of having four leveraged assets appreciating and amortizing simultaneously.

I also like the strategy of modeling multiple offer prices simultaneously — letting the numbers dictate the ceiling ensures both discipline and flexibility.It’s a smart way to balance competitiveness with lender-grade safety, and it reinforces the value of data-driven decision-making over intuition alone.

I’d focus where you’d want to live first and simultaneously save.

Focus your energy on finding that first screaming deal under 70% ARV, not on building a PM business yet.Biggest risk I see: trying to flip AND hold simultaneously with limited capital.

That’s not how most first deals actually operate, especially SubTo where the margin is in control + time, not instant yield.You’re double-counting downside.CapEx + repairs at full tilt simultaneously is rare on a 2006 brick house unless you know something the comps don’t.