Oftentimes, commercial landlords need to charge utilities, CAM charges, scheduled rent increases, unique late fees, etc.

@James McGovernSome of the largest investors I have met don't have/use business cards.

Minut multi sensor (but mainly for sound levels for us), zwave everything (door contacts, yale locks, thermostats, water leak sensors, temp/humidity sensors, garage door controllers, garage door tilt sensors (to see if the door is open/closed), security cameras covering all exterior entrances plus the driveway, zwave lights switches to remote control lights on exterior security floods and/or certain lights inside the property, some type of doorbell cam, zwave motion sensors, Samsung Smartthings hub, wifi smart plugs for certain devices inside...and the list goes on. 

They are the largest community owners in the state and I think they also offer management services as well.

@Dan Sheeks Hello Dan, I think it's safe to say my largest obstacle is simply inexperience.

I think people tend to overstated the decline in a large metro like Chicago... we are the third largest market in the nation still so even if we slide down below another city we will be... the fourth largest place.

What are the largest employers in each city?

Our largest mistake was not evicting them when we had a chance.

It looks like that cost is going to be $500-$1000 per storm, and our CAM agreement is splitting that 50%.

Obviously if the restrictions with COVID continue with the changes in lifestyle accompanying it a larger portion of those buyers will likely flow to the suburbs.Some more good stats from NAR's 2020 Home Buyers and Sellers Generational Trends Report"Millennials still make up the largest share of home buyers at 38 percent: Older Millennials at 25 percent and Younger Millennials at 13 percent of the share of home buyers.