@Shane Cook, there are many options.

If this property is in Cook County, the 2014 2nd installment did not become due until August 2015.

@Robert Cook like @Mark Nolan and @Andrew Syrios mentioned, network and set up keywords!

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@ryan Although there is a huge housing stock of multi family in the western and northwestern burbs of Chicago in DuPage & Cook there is hardly ever any deals that will allow your numbers to work with that approach.  

I don't think cook county considers that public information and will share the address

The ones most affected are the cities/ towns nearest those borders like Zion in the north and southeast cities in Cook counties (think of Calumet City, Chicago Heights).2) High property taxes do not make Chicago ideal for buy-and-hold as the high property taxes result in lower cashflow.

Tim Cook decides he's going to retire, stock dives, etc. 

White cabinets eventually turn yellowish after awhile especially if you have smokers in the house.

Still trying to figure out if Chicago (I live here) is the right market or if surrounding areas like MIL/Peoria/Bloomington may be a better fit for long term buy & hold.As an owner in Cook county, I am also watching property taxes closely as that is where I see the city going to dig itself out, and it's going to hurt!