Because those that aren’t detailed people find themselves in a world of hurt when they forget to cross a “t” or dot an “i.”I’m not a procrastinator.

I record NO measure of the color of my skin or the color of the skin on a potential tenant tor someone I am to evict.

@Jeremy T. or

Stark Tor is a tear down.

@Scott Gilbert it really depends on what the individual investor wants, it is like the difference between investing in AT&T or Amazon, both can work so it comes down to personal preference. 

For example, the commission I was suppose to pay at close was to R/N -- that is what the document said.  

Some places are renting for 3k tor a 2- 3 bedroom but looks like a lot of vacancy.

These are the same type of people who leave so much money on the table because "I aint messin with no real-a-tor, and payin them fees" So cash and a quick close means something.

The only way that changes is if D's want to play an "Okie-Doke" and hand control over to R's, and with it hand off a sinking ship so they have someone to blame for it.

As @Dan Weber mentioned, depending on the number of units, it can have an effect on the code requirements to be met; however, in Chicago the change doesn't happen until switching from 1-3 units up to 4+ units (Changing occupancy from R-5 to R-3).