That being said, one tip I can give new investors and out of state investors is to have at least some sort of grasp on the neighborhoods to invest in before just diving into making offers and such.With Chicago being such a large city filled with a ton of vibrant neighborhoods, I don't believe that it should be up to you as a first time investor or out of state investor to learn about these neighborhoods through your own research.

It only happens when it's blatant and habitual but it can end up in big legal fees, big fines and if it's bad enough in jail time.

Little Havana is a very touristy location full of vibrant culture and nearby to downtown.

So, it's not about catering to the whimsy of folks who just want to live in world class cities, it's about keeping the critical elements of a vibrant city all getting what they need so they continue to stick around and contribute. 

I've seen habitual dumpster abusers drive up to our dumpsters, see the newly hung sign, and drive away without dumping....More so than catching the thief, we would rather they not try to steal from us.... of course our methods and no methods are perfect.... but they seem to have been fairly effective....  

Hi BP friends,Can you recommend a real estate photographer in Maui that makes pictures vibrant and delightful?

As a side note, we had an airbnb in Aiken SC and did very well there...it is a unique community that has alot of horse and polo people traveling from all over and it has a vibrant Artists community.

my area has been dependent on coal since the 70's not sure what new residents will do for work. then of course many people that grow up in the rural-ness can't wait to get out to the vibrant economies.

I mean, you can either non-renew him and give him a minimum of the time required by law or since he is late you can move forward with the process for dealing with non-payment evictions in your state (though in Ohio if you've permitted habitual late payments you'll need to notice him first before you demand on-time payments ...

If they are not, and are just habitual poor paying dudes then it's the management company not screening the credit and background.