What you need are short-term financing options to handle repairs when they go boom-boom in your life.Of course, the best solution is to have a war chest ready to go, built through careful capital expenditure budgeting and saving.

They vary widely, look at the local Tax Collector website, or whatever they call it in that area. 

Some will not allow anyone other than the owner to call/order/pay for the cans (locally in most cities you have to use cans sold by the collector, days of just buying one at a store are over). 

I am assuming your agreement with them is the former, where you pay a flat fee no matter if the collect or not. 

I invest north of here and the market is booming. 

The impact will be blunted by something most aren't aware of: Even as interest rates fell in 2020, causing the refi boom, lenders on average were significantly INCREASING their profit margins.

The future outlook is what I want to know more about there since Covid has put a Boom in the population there due to low taxes and low cost of living with close proximity to the city of Chicago. 

Over the years I have seen a huge boom in development.

Once we saw the 2020 boom in the housing market, we knew it was time to sell.

History repeats itself, there will be another recession and then another boom.