The town should have that already on file too for when the permit was applied for.

In order to get out of Freddie Mac's "Limited Multifamily Experience Sponsor" category, you must have ultimate ownership & control of either (i) 3 multifamily properties [1 of which you've owned for at least 2 years], or (ii) 1 multifamily property which you've owned for at least 5 years. 

For outside lighting if possible invest in good quality solar exterior lighting to help control the electrical costs.

They also have no real control of anything.  

As you have experienced, HOA dues going up and so much out of your control, especially if you don't live there. 

Chicago for sure has all 4 seasons, but the winter helps us appreciate summer more lolI don't know zip codes off the top of my head, but some of the prime neighborhoods are Lincoln Park, Gold Coast, Old Town, Lake View, Roscoe Village, Wicker Park, Bucktown.Hope that helps...if you want to link up and talk more let me know.

I found it a great place to invest in because of it's location to major cities and the quality of life, especially with all the coastal towns along the shoreline which creates high demand and high rents. 

When you fully own the asset, you're in control. 

They didn't request any refund as it was their issue and I can't control wildfires.The other was due to an elderly family member dying suddenly (not at our house) and they had to leave.

It’s also been a lightning rod for the balance many regions and towns are still trying to reach between full time owners and short term visitors.