Taken to court over grass being over 1 1/2 inches high in the alley. 

Chicago market realtors dress pretty casual in a t-shirt buy side and dress shirt with sleeves rolled up a few inches in summer when sell side. 

Being out a few inches across 50 ft is one thing, but we don't know how far off it is because op didn't say.

Looks like the garage is too tall and needs to be 2-hour fire rated since it's so large. 

As the original closet doors were just shy of 8 ft tall, we had to custom build them to save on costs.

I want no part of the winter as they are expecting up to 30 inches of snow in the next day or soPersonally, I would sell the property and I would most most most definitely sell if I were in your shoes because:-Any profit up tp $250k if single and $500k if married is tax free as you have occupied for at least 2 out of the last 5 years-You have no experience with rentals much less from 2000+ miles away. 

But I noticed tall grass in the house next door and took a look there and saw that there was a foreclosure notice on the door.

Look for really tall grass, a lockbox on the door but no realtor sign in the yard, mail piling up at the mailbox, piles of newspapers, no blinds or curtains, etc.

Hi,I have a house in CA had been break-in twice in past 1.5 years, since the bushes in the front of the house was tall, CA let many prisoners/drug addicts out on the street due to over crowed jail, the city do not have enough polices.Just one month after my new tenants moved in, the house was break-in again, though the bushes are cut down, I pay some costs for the new tenant to set up camera, signs etc, now they said that I dis not disclosed past break-in to them, and they demand me to pay for ADT, Comcast service, which can be expensive and need long term contract.My questions are:1.

Every time I buy a property, I buy a humungous 36 inch pizza for my co-workers to celebrate/bless the investment.