With your premium membership you should be able to access this:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

Another option is looking to see if Chicago has an Apartment Association (assuming they do).When I started in real estate my local Apartment Association, as a perk for paying around $75 a year membership, not only provided me with a lease created to adhere to local laws (it's a really good lease), along with paperwork for other things as well (notices, eviction paperwork, lease renewals, etc.) but they also provide low-cost credit and criminal checks so when I screen a potential tenant it only costs me $13 for state and $18 for federal. 

upgrade to PRO Membership and you can download the Landlord Forms for any State. 

The third mistake I made was to spend Thousands on real estate membership and courses to be a real estate agent and investor (after I had paid off two SF homes and rented them out).

Last, you might consider a Pro or Premium membership.

The membership fee is peanuts- I think its just $60 or $80 a year. 

I used my membership which is about a year old with bigger pockets to get more information on him.

Some of the old membership had been purged with the upgrade of the system so had to create another new account.I remember I just set  a daily goal of posting and learning with my first post and the rest is history.

Sounds all too familiar programs like fortune builders, Chicago REIA, renatus,  all the same the goal is to get your money for memberships, investment deals and so on to pay for all the GURU and master programs and advice.  

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