This seems to be a cause for concern.

Foreclosures take a minimum of 12 months in Illinois, and that means 2021 will have zero new ones caused by the pandemic. 

If they are causing property damage, they are violating the lease and are not protected by the "nonpayment" freeze.

Your input will truly help.Thank you Yes what Jennifer said, if the boyfriend is not causing problems, then I would leave it be.

Don't do anything that will in the end cost you more money and place you in harms way.  

Having things split could/will cause trouble for you if you ever have a problem. 

It was just more of a, hes helping me cause he has rentals. 

Those were a drain pan issue and a nonworking exterior heat pump that was causing a circuit breaker trip. 

However, if they have lived in the property over 12 months, they are going to be protected under the new law (AB1482) and you'll need "just cause" to evict them (unless there's an exemption you qualify under). 

Either is good with me...realtor costs you money is only difference"**sends me a screenshot of his FICO score"Shows I've only been late 3 payments in 7 years and I'm sure those are bs cause I don't make late payments""Just trying to make you feel comfortable that I'm serious and good choice if we like it" My question - is this normal?