I never agreed to this, unless they snuck it into some fine print I signed at closing.

I'm not sure what the rules governing LLCs are in CA.

I will say there's plenty of catalysts out there; Stretched labor market, high corporate debt, overvalued assets, massive government debt on almost all levels, geopolitical instability, failing pension funds, political uncertainty, and on it goes.

I always found it ironic that by paying more taxes than needed, thus having less money than you could, you can get a loan easier.There is a reason the government made rules on who could be approved for a loan. 

I would print my own brochures and do about 100 at a time on brochure paper and then go to Staples or Office Max and use their paper cutter for a nice cut in half.

Here are some things experience has made me add to the fine print.1.

Don't trust anything unless it is on a government website or from a lawyer. 

On average, I'd guess 'most' people who want to ban STR are left leaning only because they're more likely to favor a larger government controlling what people do with their own property. 

Although I'm sure we all do this mentally I was considering developing one in print to go along with spreadsheets to make sure there isn't anything overlooked when considering a property. 

And services have been cut to the bone.At some point we likely see bankruptcy (as predicted by the bonds), but even if we dont, its fair to say Illinois is not a growth state, and that costs for fees, and property taxes are likely headed up.So declining population, radical tenant friendly laws and high government costs all point to me as a place I would not want to invest.