I found out what street it was on then over heard a co worker talking about looking at a duplex in Weston to rent and he was going to look at it after work.

Does anyone have any lease content for a co-signer, or should I contact my attorney?

B won't deal with A any longer if A did push it.When you hear about these cases paying off is when a seller terminates a contract and turns around and sells to a buyer who was shown the property by the agent that was cut out or was the procuring cause of the sale.This clause in a listing agreement is there to protect the listing agent and broker in those cases, not as a punishment to get even with a seller who was informed by his sister-in-law that she could do the listing on a co-broke arrangement with one of her buddies who is in the area.

When we are building new construction we have to as the seller provide a product that has a CO and can be financed.

We have a five-bedroom house that will be a co-living space with room rentals.

Any realtor worth his or her salt will ask if permits were obtained for those upgrades and if a final inspection and issuance of a CO were obtained.

HUD does an annual rent study for each county, so look up HUD and whatever county Romeoville is in.They'll generate what a Fair Market rent is that HUD will allow housing authorities to pay out and a specified % of AMI LESS a utility allowance (ie if tenant pays electric, then you need to knock the $2200 down by that amount).Local housing authorities may kick in some more since they need to be close to market-rent or the voucher holders won't qualify.I guess you get the advantage of a EFT on the 1st, but you still need to collect a co-pay (if they have one) from the tenant also.  

I have a co-worker like that.

As a co signer they need to be held to all of the same consequences & screening criteria as any other tenant would be held to.

The lady who got sued said she believes a co-worker stole her identity and rented the place.