I'm currently looking for Chicago landlords who are currently trying to lease a vacant property/unit in the following neighborhoods: Wicker Park, Logan Square, Pilsen, or Ukraine Village.

Being careful taking on too much is particularly prudent right now b/c lenders could get spooked pretty easily if and change the guidelines or stop lending on a dime, like they did back in March.  

But you can still hit them with a rent increase or try other things to spook them out.The loss of basic property rights in some states is simply astounding.https://www.nolo.com/legal-enc...

I've spoke to plenty of people who haven't dealt with a Hurricane in a long time, and everybody is just spooked.

Yup, that's right...the appraisal came in more than $20,000 over the contract price, and this spooked the underwriter and the investor who is buying the loan from the bank (the house is big for the neighborhood, so the square footage adjustment is what brought the value in high).

It's taken a few years for me not become spooked at every little thing.

I have been thinking about investing there but have been a little spooked by the hype.

She said that it might spook the renter? 

Moreover, do you think it's smart to have all your assets in the same country, especially after Covid 19 show us how easily civil liberties can be curtailed and hasn't the war in Ukraine shows is how easy it is to get property confiscated in a free country? 

Landlords don’t, so we can’t know if there are issues unless a tenant/applicant tells us.Several applicants complained to me about their TT experience and others declined to submit apps through turbo tenant after stating they were spooked by multiple emails and text messages “reminding” them to complete their apps and pay the $45 fee for each applicant’s background/credit check, and they submitted all the required info yet weren’t provided copies or the required refunds as required by law, and landlords have reported they never got them either, so declined the applicants.