. :-)As for school taxes, I presume they come from the county portion, though I don't know for certain.

Presumably, the owner is on the hook and seeks monthly payments from tenants to reduce expenses.

I don't know about you, but I'm pretty sure we're due for a market correction over the next couple years (not my opinion, just historical statistics).If you're referring to the fact that I can't find enough deals to place all my money, that's because there just aren't enough good deals out there right now.I presume your group is mostly focused on apartment investments -- personally, I wouldn't touch 99% of the apartment deals out there right now with a 10-foot pole. 

Obviously you are reaping the benefits of your labor, which is what we are all after, I presume.

If the "title" to the real estate isn't in your name (title doesn't mean you have an option or a contract assignment - it means a deed), then you are presumed to be acting as a broker.

Write a letter of complaint to the agents managing broker listing all of your presumed issues that caused you actual damages.

If a building or residence that I have built or substantially improved it is sold or leased within 1 year after the construction is complete, the law will presume that I built or substantially improved it for sale or lease, which violates the exemption."

I've heard that the City of Chicago got fined for not having metered water options for residents, I presume by the EPA?

The original tenants are moving to a neighborhood they presumably like better than where my unit is located. 

Presuming you were renting all that time...that's a lot worse proposition.If you are not staying in the present house long enough to 1.