As @Dan C. mentioned, I use a lot of photos (10+ per unit) and a very lengthy description that explains all of the things that a potential renter may want to know - both good and bad.

Unfortunately, I won't be able to give you details on the timing, but owner-occupied residences can be lengthy and potentially expensive..

If you don't do that, you'll get someone in on the 25th who pays you a weeks rent and the forces you through a lengthy eviction.

Thank you guys for taking the time to read my lengthy intro haha

Yet the eviction process can be lengthy even with non-payment issues.

Based upon agreement we can also take legal action against them (but that can be lengthy process).I hope this information will be helpful for not only to answer my question but if there are more people from India raising questions on BP, it will be useful).But looking at rate of interest on bank loan in India, it will be always difficult to buy a positive cash flow generating property (as I am buying property with help of bank loan), Because your EMI will be always higher then the monthly rent.

It ends up being a pretty lengthy list.

Each of them focused on different market(s), varying neighborhood demographics, and with slightly different investment philosophies.Without getting into a lengthy step-by-step explanation, my suggestion to help point you in the right direction is to focus on markets with a stable housing market, and a growing (or stable) local economy.Once you've identified the best market for you and your investment goals, then select neighborhood and property combinations that make the most sense.

I would warn you about cook county eviction process and the lengthy process that it is.

Also, it could become a lengthy process and ultimately say no.