The words turnkey and syndication are both high level and while they are defined, there are variations of each.  

the county often has cheatsheets for new owner/builders, and your best bet may well be to get to the county planning desk, hope to find a sympathetic ear and get some idea of the permitting and construction process. and i am sure that Google has your answer as well - there is no shortage of sites that offer this info in all variations and sizes... all the best!

It sounds like what you are asking about, and what the article refers to, are variations from appraisal to appraisal on things like square footage, number of rooms, general location or condition (both of the latter items can be adjusted for positively or negatively in relation to the neighborhood).  

Amit has a good point, I thought legally all buyouts need to be registered with the city, so I imagine an "unregistered" buyout would involve some variation of the scheme he outlined.

The square footage, bedrooms, bathrooms, are quite varied making it hard to compare.Have you tried to make a list using common variables to see if that explains the variation is price for purchase and if that could translate to rent prices. not in a complicated way.example: i was shopping in Germantown and square footage, bathrooms, and which floor a condo was on didn't make too much difference in list price or rental market but the bedroom count did.

So on a business line, if you answer your phone pseudo  "Thank you for calling 7-11, this is Brittany" - the system didn't hear "Hello"... so it doesn't start it's greeting... you hear silence.3) A variation of #1 - the auto-dialer once it detects you picking up the line has to then work to connect your call to a person... this takes about 2-3 seconds...

Ive tried to look at some of the markets leading websites and what sort of content they have put into their webpage and tried to duplicate it in my own variation.

Depreciation is a "paper" deduction in a sense that you do not directly pay for depreciation, unlike for all other expenses.Accelerated depreciation is just a variation of depreciation and is always available when depreciation itself is available.With a duplex, you essentially have two properties: one personal and one rental.

Beyond that, a Zoning Variation or Zoning Map Amendment may be other options.Legally adding residential units to a building would require full architectural drawings and a permit be obtained via the City of Chicago Standard plan Review process.I will let other members of this forum continue to add notes and concerns regarding constucting "Illegally Added" units.

Empty nesters - yes we do this, and about 1000 variations of this.7.