I know this is an old thread but I have had a person call and threaten to sue if I don't take them off the list.

Sometimes they stay up, sometimes they get taken down right away, and sometimes the city calls him and threatens fines. 

And though you’ve probably been receiving mostly antagonistic phone calls and threatening letters, my letter to you is one that gives hope and offers help.Though foreclosure is a real and serious matter where bankers/lenders are ready to play hardball, you’ve probably heard all sorts of lies about foreclosures.

Quick update: CAR legal hotline says threaten litigation, and then litigate for the deposit.

You are NOT allowed to threaten with the status.

I just wanted to bookend this thread and add to the record here for all other Chicago landlords that are threatened by tenants with a 2x security deposit fine.Note: the following are only my opinions based on a recent experience and conversations with attorneys.

Hey guys, it's good to finally be here. I bought my first mobile home about 6 months ago and have been renting it to this couple and their kids for most of that time. The home is in a mobile home park (~15 units), a...

What they said...Having recently removed a tenant (different circumstances) for threatening behaviour.

You can later assign the beneficiary to your LLC, as it is a private document, there would be no recording of it in any public records.If your lender further down the road threaten to use the due on sale clause unless you can prove that you are still the beneficiary, you can always assign it back to you if needed at that time.

I found tenants but it took longer then it should (I was at over 2 weeks) when they did find out what their neighbors(only took them 3 months) were paying they threatened to leave unless I lowered my rent.