The seller used that house as part of a 180k, 8 house cross-collateralized credit line.

Parcel 2 doesn't have to pay any fees to Parcel 1 for crossing their property.  

He reviews to make sure "t's" are crossed and "i's" are dotted and then submits.

I personally cross it off all my listing contracts as I would never let a seller sign it.

Just know that in Chicago things can be radically different within the same neighborhood and neighborhoods don't have official borders so out of towners are fooled by listings that say they are in "logan Square" or something when they really are outside.You have to know the actual block a property is on.

During my first year of being a landlord, I feel like everything broke, and I either fixed it or replaced it knew, including a $5,500 hit for a new HVAC, so I'm finally starting to build a decent reserve and haven't received a phone call in months (fingers crossed).

During my first year of being a landlord, I feel like everything broke, and I either fixed it or replaced it knew, including a $5,500 hit for a new HVAC, so I'm finally starting to build a decent reserve and haven't received a phone call in months (fingers crossed). 

Keep your fingers crossed for me!!!!

What would a fair amount be to offer our neighbor for a  right of way easement to cross over thier corner of the yard to reach ours.

I'm keeping my fingers crossed.