I'm a first-time homebuyer interested in buying a house that's in a different state per the pictures online from the outside to the inside appears it to be in great condition ( great priceas well), however it's been on the market for 230 days. 

I would start talking to the brokerage houses in Chicago, as they likely rep tenants well into the suburbs, like Bourbonnais appears to be.  

All utilities and power appear to run adjacent to the parcel. 

What you have goin on seems like a lot, that said it seems you can handle the operations part of it, it just appears that you are sweating all that money comin out.

Based on your context, it appears that you are considering the option of becoming an investor and looking for investor rates.

I see that there is one wall with the door plus the other with what appears to be a window with the oddball roof angle.It is hard to say how it will look.

This guy appears to be off his meds.

So it may appear some are not following the rules of that neighborhood, but in reality some of them may be operating within their rights. 

One of our markets has a cap on the number of STR licenses with a huge waiting list and very few licenses changing hands over the last few years, so that doesn’t appear to be an option for us in the short run. 

Do I need to be represented by a lawyer before appearing before the judge for this matter?