Then again, I'm not a millennial, or maybe I'm just picturing it wrong ...BTW, my vote would be mid-tone brown shaker (not golden oak or lighter, but a bit lighter than the espresso shown).

Banks and Financial blue chips stocks should do well when rates are rising.

@Fred Heller I lived in Oak Park for about 10 years and i used to bike through North Riverside which i later found out was a heavy Mob area.

I then return the packet to housing they set up an inspection date to inspect your unit to make sure it's free of chipping paint, smoke detectors works etc.

. - They chipped a 3"x3" area of paint off of a stair case pole, they told us it was already starting to chip.

Happy investing.Hi, I'll suggest checking out Twin Oaks Realty for property management.

The point is that the bad tenants are your bargaining chip and are the best way for you to get a discount.

The side that meets my neighbor is open to the elements, since there is no roof, or floors (see below).The unit I seek on the left also needs a complete new flat roof, second floor, first floor.When I got home, I did some research, and I have located the owner, and placed a call to him to find out what he plans to do with his half- perhaps I could buy his side…The easy answer is to just walk away, but that is not my style, and I love challenges, and I'm open to cutting my losses when necessary.many areasHere is some info on myself: I have renovated all of my previously owned homes, collectively: “100” squares of pitched roof, 1000s of square feet of oak flooring, tiling, 300+ sheets of wall board and Durock, plumbing and gas lines, so I am not exactly a newbie.

He was always saying I pay a lot of money to live here although the rent is market rent in Oak Park.

The cost for the lobbying firm isn't as high as one might think, and the landlords in his area chip in to pay for them.