@Chris Martin  the other issue with giving out your bank account information is like in our state the professional tenant who is going through eviction shows up to court with a receipt  showing that he put 100 in your account.. and that act alone stops the eviction process and you must start all over... as you are deemed to have accpeted a partial payment..Giving out bank numbers is DANGEROUS these days with the amount of fraud and hackers etc.I would routinely send my wire instructions to title companies for payoffs via a scan and e mail...

Many of the foreclosed properties in this area are being rented / lease-optioned / resold to young professionals and families.Not much multi-family here, though, to the OP's point.If you're talking about Joliet from the river / downtown on east, then yes - you're looking at different strategies in those areas.That said, one of the couples in my investing group based in Downers Grove has hooked up with a VA program for providing housing for homeless veterans near where they get treatment for physical and other disabilities or near public transit they can use to get around.

I don't know about your area, but here in California Assisted Living means people that are not able to live "independently", meaning requiring "assistance" with their daily living routines. 

I have access to my local MLS and routinely compare Realtor.com with the MLS and never find a discrepancy.

If you charge anything labeled with the word PET, it would not apply to the service animal of a person with a qualified disability.

This is pretty standard/routine contract language. 

Introduction The Fair Housing Act (or Act) prohibits discrimination in the sale, rental, or financing of dwellings and in other housing-related activities on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status or national origin.1 HUD’s Office of General Counsel issues this guidance concerning how the Fair Housing Act applies to the use of criminal history by providers or operators of housing and real-estate related transactions.

Veterans also fit this bill (disabled or not) and I see that MA doesn't allow discrimination against Vets either.

The official line is also that LLC owners cannot represent their LLC properties in court for evictions yet I hear that many landlords with LLCs and even S-corps routinely do their own evictions with no problems from the judge.

You want a Handyman 1 because most stuff is routine and it's cheaper.