I have a short list of lenders I plan to approach, including Waukesha State Bank (prior relationship), Waterstone Bank, Wells Fargo, Northshore Bank, Landmark Credit Union (prior relationship), Bank of England in Brookfield.

The more likely scenario for most landlords is probably a tenant advocacy group that decides to sue over an issue for the publicity more than for the potential remedy (the test case they hope convinces the Supreme Court to make a landmark decision).

Ft. 1,948 (does not include basement)Year Built 1890 The property was designated as a Chicago Landmark by the Commission on Chicago Landmarks in 2011.

@Jesse Stein i might not say exceptional, but i've had very good experiences with Landmark. 

Here is another, who is married to a lawyer, and a female and also grew up in Jacksonville, as did Duane and Larry:Caroline Rogers Nichols Real Estate Attorney at Landmark Title/David J.

If for some reason you don't want to put your personal photo online, use a photo of a local landmark, or something that tells who you are. 

That property was in NOLA but controlled by the HDLC (Historical District Landmarks Commission) and they were trying to force me to use piers (we did a chain wall in the front and fenced the side so they could not see the exposed wood piles for the rest of the house).Adding $8-10/ft2 to a build is crazy to me for brick/block/concrete piers (less if the house is two or more stories).

Originally posted by @Joe Villeneuve:Also people could still add, subtract, multiply, divide and knew what an exponent wasI also had the entire counties plat maps in one binder every lot in the county.. it was 4 inchs thick.. no G I S  LOL.. and for ranch lands I would go to the USGS office in Menlo park and buy all the quad maps..I could identify all sorts of acreages by topography of course in CA were you have mountains and streams and easy to identify landmarks it helped but I could take plat map and put a 40 on a quad map and be darn accurate enough to sell it without a survey..  

Purchase price: $400,000 Cash invested: $400,000 Private investor in vacant retail renovation in an historic landmark building.

Sometimes those get paid off before the sale.Here's one that was several hundred thousand near you and recent.https://www.pahomepage.com/news/hazleton-landmark-...I'm sure there is a PA expert on the forum, but every state is different on how the sales work.