But as soon as they cant make you remove it, I would think, they would work with you to make it compliant. 3 - Making it a legal ADU.

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We always advise that you use the Chicago Realtor lease (you can download it in the files and I upload the new version every year) and follow the CRLTO so when  you do move out you are compliant

The landlord still has some say beyond those limits (credit, income, references, etc.).If the city is sending in people to attempt to "entrap" non-compliant landlords, the problem is the landlords, not the City.As for your example, you're going to get that anywhere.

How will you keep my compliant?

I'll contact a local attorney to take a look at the lease I draft up to make sure I'm compliant. 

qualified opportunity funds is likely your best approach.There are a lot of rules surrounding qualified opportunity funds so many sure to work with a professional who will keep you 100% compliant.

@Kraft, JayThere are CPA firms that will help coach you as to how to stay tax compliant and set up your back end office so you can grow your portfolio with confidence.

I have a rule In my buildings that Nothing is allowed in hallways, all tenants are compliant. one tenant recently started puuting out stuff, her mop and bucket, big kids bike etc.

The lawyer in your team is supposed to keep you legal and compliant with law so you avoid foreseeable liability expenses.