However through my research i keep coming across this term sneaky duplex where people turn there basements into a unit or block off part of there house to turn into a separate unit. my plan is to use the basement for traveling nurses because you would already have the water and power turned on for them "house is 5 minutes away from the hospital", live in the upstairs for a year and possible house hack one of the rooms.

Two policemen were shot half a block away about 10 days ago.

I and another investor bought 2 properties on the same block and started making them cute, then the neighbors came down and thanked us for making the neighborhood better....the whole block started to take better care of their properties.. 

If unjust it would not complete or would be overturned, blocked, denied and hence not happen. 

This is what I could find out from its listing:Type & styleHome type: SingleFamilyArchitectural style: Cabin,Log,Chalet,TraditionalProperty subtype: Residential, Cabin, Single Family ResidenceMaterialsStucco, Log, Block, Frame, Brick

Then, if the property doesn't go on the auction block until 2017, in addition to what you pay for at the auction, you will also need to pay for taxes for 2014, 2015,2016, and 2017 when they are due.  

Many I work with require a minimum 8 x 8 bordered area on the drawing just for their stamps and have rules on font type, size, drawing scale, information on the title blocks, line types, line weights, etc.

We have to block ahead of time so that we can enjoy the place too.

In brief, the concept was to make lots that are City-owned available via a quit claim deed to residents or community groups within the specific neighborhood on the same block in order to stabilize communities through local investment. https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/dcd/supp_info/large-lo...There were a few other historic land sale programs in addition to large lots.

Purchase price: $149,000 Cash invested: $149,000 3/2 block house .60 acres What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?