Seems to be an almost unlimited supply. 

If they have it in more detail and if they can supply that easily to give it to you and why.I would say it is more important to know your plans more so than how they did in the past beyond one year. 

Something that's not mentioned on this forum much though- watch out for midwestern markets that cash flow well w/ respect to price:rent ratio, but have an excess of rental housing supply relative to the tenant pool.

School clothes, shoes, backpacks, $100 worth of school supplies per kid!!

Or you can turn off the one supply valve, flush the toilet, vacuum the rest of the water from the bottom, disconnect the supply line, undo the 2 bolts, pull it up and put it on a trash bag, scrape the old wax off the bottom and the discharge pipe, put the rubber ring on and put it back together.

Repairs, Supplies, Utilities, etc., so you can easily find them.

If not, you'll have to furnish it; if it is, you'll still have to replace some things and supply more.Bottom line, I'd encourage you to look at the deal very closely and make sure you have realistic expectations if you decide to move forward.  

Chicago has a lot to offer in terms of housing supply and quality of life.

There is a large demand for rentals here in my town, but the supply is almost non existent and the current quality of rentals on the market is less than stellar (derelict houses rentIng for the 375-450/month).

(supply/return)?