Residential assisted living facilities seems to be a hot topic the last three years especially.

When they get back to my places they just want to drink beer, cook dinner, and go to bed.

Last resort - if they stop paying you may have to implement, "Cash-for-keys" - an expedited way to get them to move out without waiting for cook county sheriff to arrive/courts to open 6-12 months - GIVE THEM MONEY for a moving truck.

This sounds great, at least I thought it was, but I was not ready to be a teacher, a dad, a worker, a landlord, a cook, and an investor all at the same time.

Cook County is worse than other counties, and Chicago is even worse for the landlords. 

So no, nothing special except that it is a log home with rental over the garage and a horse facility and pastures. 

It's also Important to consider, is there a pool, gym, recreation facilities, outdoor BBQ. 

I own a small storage facility in Massachusetts and am new to the business.

Co. of Am. 2014 WL 6675934 (D.N.J. 2014) (holding ammonia discharge at packaging facility constituted physical damage triggering business interruption coverage even absent structural damage because it “physically transformed the air…so that it contained an unsafe amount of ammonia…[and] rendered the facility unfit for occupancy”).See also:https://www.law360.com/article...

Here is a link to the entire document: https://uh.edu/facilities-planning-construction/vendor-resources/owners-design-criteria/master-plans/designlab_uh_masterplanph3_20190930_forchrista_pp-_reduced-size1.pdf