I read the CARES Act, page 67-68 spells this out 2.

I don't know the notice period for Chicago That should be spelled out in your lease or you can find it by googleing.

I spelled it out pretty clear.

Mortgages are able to defer for up to 12 months, no evicitions and when you start putting all the dots together it spells out WTF!

Also if you do not already have them in place make sure you have written contracts with everyone else on the job spelling out all the details including costs, payments and time frames. 

For some reason, some people don't get it when spelled out the first time so, saying it again, could be illegal).

Just make sure that it is spelled out in the lease.

.___;)_______Yeah yeah, "they" all say that until they wanna get licensed in another state 🤷‍♀️FYI u may wanna pay better attention if u decide to go into real estate (hence I know you can see my name is spelled "Kanita" ).

What we spelled out in our Operating Agreement is this;1) Each property was bought at a 'multiple of rent' - meaning a duplex we bought for 150K and rents for $1500 a month is a multiple of '100 times rent'. 2) IF a partner wants out the value would be '100 time the current rent'.

There's also common variations in the spelling of the last name.