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Question on Chicago Residential Landlord and Tenant Ordinance

Jessica H.
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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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Brie Schmidt
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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

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