These trainee animals are given equal privileged and access.  

The first thing you’ll need is a “Commercial Activity License” (formerly known as Business Privilege License), which was free last I checked.

I don't mind being a friendly neighbor, but I definitely want to keep things professional and not cross any lines.We are in the middle of renovating our side and our tenants just bought a lawn mower and mowed the whole front yard (which I think is normal)But now she texted me and asked if we'd mind her mowing our backyard and that it would be a privilege to do something nice for us.

What should also put you at ease is that most single military guys don't get off-post housing allowance (or even privilege at my base) until they are E-5.

The attorney said we can do an TNX (I’m assuming that’s  a quitclaim) which I thought was a regular transfer of ownership and I would have all privileges and rights to the property.

Those funds are earning 9% very passively and the only fees are $100 annual business privilege tax and $150 annual fee to the custodian.

. :) She's retired staff and still has all the privileges. 

You also can use the cost of the land to reduce any future taxable gains should you sell the property.If you rent the land then you are paying someone for the privilege of using their asset.

Probably other places too but seems like especially Chicago.Somehow it all seems to work for the most part (I guess it "works" for the privileged who can pay for the connected people)  but it isn't exactly fair or transparent.

Called and found out there is now a $50 a year charge for the privilege of having their card.