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Question on Chicago Residential Landlord and Tenant Ordinance
Hi BP!
On the city of Chicago site, it states "The ordinance covers most rental properties located in Chicago except units in owner-occupied buildings with six units or less."
It seems that the Chicago Residential Landlord and Tenant Ordinance is disregarded if I am househacking a small mult-unit.
Does anyone know why this is? For any landlords that have encountered this, how have you handled this? If I wanted to include what is covered in the ordinance, would I just need an addendum? Since it appears I would not be held to the city's ordinance, can I pick and adjust what I want to be included? Any guidance/referrals is greatly appreciated!
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We always advise that you use the Chicago Realtor lease (you can download it in the files and I upload the new version every year) and follow the CRLTO so when you do move out you are compliant
- Brie Schmidt
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