Heard off the cuff comment that CAP rates around 9 or 10 is more attractive to them. ( My thoughts are that apartments buildings in safer locations, in better cities, had been seen as offered at between 4 to 7 CAP rates, While only in undesirable area of cities and towns, we can see CAP rates higher, as risks are higher and quality of tenants inferior.)

I looked at CA but the price point and taxes made it undesirable there.

The usual methods of knocking on the door and looking up the owner on Cook County site have not worked (several liens and owners listed on the cookrecorder.com so it's clear as mud).  

Every landlord should have a method, that can pass legal scrutiny, to get rid of undesired tenants .Just do not do something stupid like indicate that you are not extending their lease because they have an emotional support animal.BTW we have a unit with a legit support animal. 

It seems to me that some wholesalers focus on finding good deals that selling them to a small buyers list, while others focus on hiring dozens and dozens of agents and throw enough mud against the wall that something has to stick. 

We augered it and found that it is full of mud.

., spent 2 hours showing my wife how to mud corners, the mean top dog inspector noticed we put up 2 12ft LVL beams when we only required one, but for the expense it was worth knowing the static load would hold '10 years from now'.

We want to put laminate vinyl plank in all the lower level which is living, kitchen dining half bath and utility/mud room.  

Plus, you need to identify if the property is in a MUD district then head on over to that website to check taxes.

All I know was that it went from mud to graded gravel!