Normally, when you transfer ownership of a house to another person, you have to go through the process of signing countless documents and transporting large amounts of physical papers.

Specifically, that the tenants park their trailer (a hitch carry on trailer they use to transport bikes for their business) in front of the neighbors house.

I read Set For Life and am now trying to reduce my expenses in housing and transportation as much as possible by finding a house hack near work where I can ride my one-wheel in to the North Shore.

Those fees are passed along to the consumer, most these fees are paid by the distribution companies and transporters.

That kind of triangle, going West doesn't have CTA service, therefore transportation sucks and doesn't allow it to be connected to the remainder of the city where most of the jobs are. 

Is the property in a location that is in demand or has a unique view or access to public transport?

However inside the Coastal Zone it is still unregulated.

I kind of like Back of the Yards, but not sure about the trajectory given lack of public transportation. 

Transport modular structure to land5.

It really pays to understand the following factors:• Property insurance rates • Municipal landlord taxes (an IRA or 401k may not be exempt from certain local taxes) • Local landlord/tenant laws – how easy is it to evict a tenant, for example.Local Market Factors In addition, you will want to look at things like neighborhood safety, quality of schools, access to transportation, proximity to shopping and recreation, and other factors that drive desirability.