Your best bet is to start here.

That can lead to odd quirks, sometimes good deals, and sometimes long and arduous processes, it just all depends.I will share a story - one Credit Union was offering such attractive HELOC terms that Auto Dealerships caught on to it.

Further, too many groups coming together can mean too many cooks in the kitchen and lack of the ability to execute the biz plan properly.You bet on the jockey first. 

But somewhere around that range is a safe bet.

I've done it with credit card payments on vacation rentals, won every time, and the money was returned to me.I will bet this is a tenant with a lower credit score.

You are betting on them to build the condos to the standard they are promising you! 

Maybe the best bet is a rental refi on one of the two existing properties to be able to get a new home all cash?

I'd be willing to bet most of the tenant problems people post on BP about are when they make an exception to their screening criteria. 

There are definitely situations where selling to a wholesaler is someone's bets option, but they're the exception, not the rule.

I bet you can find your answers in the city of Chicago tenant's law and regulations@Carlos Valencia @Albert Bui