My last tenant who stayed for 2 yrs and who just moved at the end of May was found through these methods.But this time, I have not gotten any traction, and before going to my last resort of actually listing with an agent, I was looking at Flat Fee MLS Listing.

I'm about to close on a lot in Chicago logan square shortly and thinking about tearing down the 2-flat for a new single family.Can anyone who has done this help point me to the right direction?

Are prices in the next 12 months going to be flat, increase 1%-5%, 6%-10%+ or decrease? 

When excess moisture is present, mold can grow.

If this sale happens, it will probably be a cash deal, at least that's what it's sounding like to me.The potential buyers concern is his ability to rent both upper and lower flats.

Hi,I'm selling ~ 1/2 of an acre of land for residential development in a beautiful, gated community called La Enmorada. This is an area of a lot of ex-pats and longtime vacation takers, or people that have rentals the...

You could charge a flat fee on utilities with a clause that states if bills exceed $X, then you split based on square footage.I've done all of the above and it has worked out.Regarding the thermostat, you may want to put in a mini split for the JADU in case your tenants like one way but you like the temperature another.

I have possible deal I could make happen with a friend of mine with his two flat in Chicago.

With their lease renewal coming up we'd like to include a flat rate for their Water Sewage and Garbage (WSG) portion of the utilities.

I see a lot of people doing all these crazy calculations on 3 and 4 flat deals (When I started i did it too, ha).