The books look cooked to me As to the FDIC, it is run by Sheila Bair.

Things dont always go well when the landlord and the tenant dont agree.....http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com/2009/07/police-cook-county-illinois-chicago-united-states-counties-cook-illinois-landlord-tenant-stabbing-fa.html

A completely furnished house...beds, tv, pots, pans, clothes, etc.

I then told her it was legal to grow and smoke pot in my state, but the Federal Gubment likes to send out officers to harass and arrest citizens of my state for doing something perfectly legal under our state constitution.

Not to stir the pot too much, but let's look at who really benefits from the immigrant problem.1.

I think a cook top in a island where people sit is a big mistake.

Agree with @Donnie Mendell To me, if I was vacationing up there, would want to 'get away from it all' so going to a real wood/log cabin.. insulated inside with heat (which you could get a wood burning pot belly stove..used for heat and cooking) and hot water are essential 

It's $125K for SFRs in Cook and Cuyahoga Counties.

Thanks Marc, the lease actually says:"Tenant, without the prior written permission of the Landlord/Agent, will not remodel or make any structural changes, alterations, or additions to the Premises; will not wallpaper, paint or decorate; will not install, attach, remove or exchange appliances or equipment, such as air conditioning, heating, refrigerator or cooking units, will not drive nails or other devies into the walls or woodwork...The installation of television/radio dishes, antennae or cables, while not restricted by Landlord/Agent, as required by the FCC Telecommunications Act, as amended, shall not be installed, by Tenant, in any manner as to cause damage to the property. 

Most my clients and including myself, own properties mainly in the Chicago and Cook County area.