That said normally you need some type of kitchen to do this because people may not stay for a week without cooking facilities. 

You can make a good salad by plowing a field, growing and tending to the vegetables, and harvesting them, but I'd rather just pick them up at the local grocery store.

This could include guided tours, cooking classes, or access to private events.2.

my was in cook county.  

The tenant apparently agreed with our assessment (they did not try to get it cleaned) and paid for a new carpet.We have had a tenant claim cook top scratches were present at move in but we had the move-in checklist and pictures showing she was incorrect. 

In this instance, it is a hyper local issue that is relevant to Cook County and to Chicago - there are 2 ordinances that have to be followed.Second, the examples I gave came specifically from the Fair Housing Laws for Chicago Housing Providers presentation given by Chicago Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights (CLCCR).

It took time, but we have it cooking now. 

I also took the photo of the cook top with his iron skillet next to it.

The property has cooking gas but its heat is from oil. 

It is like going out to the restaurant for dinner versus cooking at home.