The town should have that already on file too for when the permit was applied for.

., we have a 2700sqft 4/3 lake house.We charge $250 to the guests and pay $300 to our cleaner.Now we are out of town by about 36 miles so the cleaner has to drive an hour each way so she charges us more. 

Chicago for sure has all 4 seasons, but the winter helps us appreciate summer more lolI don't know zip codes off the top of my head, but some of the prime neighborhoods are Lincoln Park, Gold Coast, Old Town, Lake View, Roscoe Village, Wicker Park, Bucktown.Hope that helps...if you want to link up and talk more let me know.

I found it a great place to invest in because of it's location to major cities and the quality of life, especially with all the coastal towns along the shoreline which creates high demand and high rents. 

It’s also been a lightning rod for the balance many regions and towns are still trying to reach between full time owners and short term visitors.

I've got a 5 acre piece zoned commercial (parts of it) and agricultural. 

I have a background in consumer lending in a nicer area of town - typical clientele are 750+ FICO with cumulative DTI (with new debt) of <35%...

Hey there @Hart Turner - I am in for sure.I know for sure that @Mariah Pierce and @Princess Subijano-Cannataro are from Chicago and heading down to BPCON 204.Hopefully, we can get a few others to jump in here, too.Elgin, Wicker Parker, Aurora, Illinois, Logan Square, Lincoln Park, Bronzeville, Schaumburg, Irving Park, Lakeview, West Town, Belmont Cragin

But you won't have the same office culture because they don't have many offices.If you want to work in a small town and learn from a person, but not necessarily have the latest CRM and tech, a mom and pop usually works a single town and crushes it, but won't have much training other than here is a lockbox.

They get the advice, but they can't be wrong, so they buy a property in an HOA that doesn't allow STR and in a town that has groundswells against it and requires permitting.