Anyone know any bidding services that handle bidding at the county sales for either Lake or Cook counties?

You will find some very interesting articles in the learn section that should help you avoid some of the pot holes.

Sigh...fortunately I cook well, so I just have to prepare my own food.It's true that little things do make a difference.

Even if there are pockets of good blocks, the people from the bad blocks are still a little too close for comfort.Not only that but cook county has one of the worst landlord/tenant laws you'll ever find.

I can finally put this aside for now and focus on cooking an extraordinary meal today.Thanks again Bill and to you too Brian for providing incredible feedback and info on this topic and to Duncan also for a streamlined direction and scenario for dealing with the whole AI qualifications.Your right Bill.

In this particular deal though as is the case with so many hands in the pot - I couldn't get word across to the seller (through the web of realtors) that he needed to have a separate company do the testing before and after, otherwise how do we know the mold is actually remedied?

My friend is also mentally impaired so no cooking but if this person cooks etc.

So I feel like I either have to $hit or get off the pot.

and bad electrical work.got a good bid on a new garage door.to sum it up, we are still in the running but the margins just got much thinner with the framing issue so new to do list includes:Talk with owner about issues and send over inspection reports so they can see the issues from a third party.get an extension on option period for extra bid workwait on the appraisal order to secure financing so I am not just wasting more money.Get a lower price on this contract.Okay time to go cook for the herd.Thanks for all of the questions and Luck, I will take all of it.Cheers,Darin

If the HOA is ran down with a bunch of vacancy you can expect to pay or eventually pay higher HOA fees from the lack of owners paying into the pot.