Yes....apparently @Jonathan Greene and I have 180 degree views on how to get the best BFYB. :-)It can work either way or many other ways to be honest.

As page 1 of the lease states- "This form lease is provided as a member service by the Chicago Association of REALTORS and is restricted to use only by MEMBERS of the Chicago Association of REALTORS and those who are party to a transaction facilitated by a Chicago Association of REALTORS member."

A SFR was built in 1947 and required renovation.The 2nd parcel, which is right next to it, is an vacant land, no address associated to it.My initial thoughts are:1.Purchase this property and rent the house after minimum required updates 2.

How does one find a phone number associated with a property without paying? 

That sure beats months of snow and 0 degree weather you see out east.

@Grace Galang The only thing you can deduct from the property (ADU) is the expenses associated with operating the STR.

I'm with the Greater Johnstown Landlord Association.

I also have my degree in real estate finance from SMU.

Holdover tenancy is addressed by a significant rate increase for every day (I use 150% of market rent as that seems to be a reasonable enough number that a court would allow + costs associated with their refusal to leave) and I have wording that if I can't turn over the unit for any reason outside my control, I'm not liable. 

Joe, I see what you’re saying to some degree, but it’s hard to fathom that you buy every property you make an offer on.Did you mean that you make an offer on every property that meets your buying criteria and you only look at the property after you get it under contract?