If I were looking to rent a house, this would not be a deal breaker for me at all.

If you did decide to just include the heat and compensate for the rent...you can get special thermostats that have a limited range so they can't cook the place.

For instance, purchases or repairs exceeding $500 require the owner's permission (as expected from property management).You do not need to sign a contract with them as I did; I did the math, and signing the contract set me at a fixed rate of 11.5% of the rent, which I was already budgeted for and okay with.

Anyway, good luck finding a place and feel free to message me at any time you want to chat about real estate in Chicago.

I am not sure how much you know about HELOC, but here is my experience:There are 2 types of HELOC loans that I took:A) interest only HELOC B) interest and principal HELOC With interest only I have more money left for me at the end of the month.

At the Creamery, guests can milk goats, hike in the foothills alongside them as they forage, and eat food prepared by Putnam from ingredients sourced almost entirely on the ranch — colorful eggs, braised goat meat tacos, cajeta (goat's milk caramel), goat milk smoothies, and jalapeno dip for tortilla chips.

@Byron W. are you talking about Cook County? 

This doesn't bother me at all, but will this affect:1) My ability to get potential renters at all?

Feel free to email me at my company directly, that would be the best way to stay in touch.Thanks,David

Can you harvest, clean and cook exotic wild game?