Apparently that’s so you can cook your chicken wings for the game, your turkey for Thanksgiving dinner, and doughnuts for dessert.

My apologies, I'm still not entirely sure how to quote from more than one source from this thread, but I'd like to add my two cents to the pot. 

There is an interesting lesson about how to cook a crab.

Welcome @Kristin Cooke I found the agent I work with through networking with others.

(b)  There is just less pot holes (while having regulations to comply with) to avoid which make for a long list of actions to do and not do that often bore the reader to death or the poster just doesn't want to hear it.  

Cook County evictions can take upwards of 5 months.

I am weighted more towards debt and preferred equity deals.So far, only one investment is not performing, and in that situation, it is some weird internal situation (too many cooks at the sponsor) and from what I can tell, not a problem with the actual property.These investments were a conscious decision for me to allocate away from my stock portfolio and after I made the first couple of investments, I decided that the only way for this to make a lot of sense was to get a big portfolio fast in different cities across the country.

This isn't to stir the pot again, as it appears you two have kissed and made up, but this is to inform the unsuspecting who may be confounded by the banter raised here.   

It is a SFH 3/1 ranch in a prime location in the NW Suburbs of Chicago (Cook County).  

He has to sign off on any note if his name is on title.Normally in a divorce the property is given an agreed up value and then the added to the pot of assets.