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Also schedule E to verify the info.

We have e-stoppel, lease, and last month rent.

. - it's a lengthy answer.Check out the city's main site that also links to supplemental content: https://www.chicago.gov/city/e...Also, here's a BP thread with some Chicago architects weighing in: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

However, the day they were supposed to come out they called to say they had double-checked and their tire hauling license had expired and hadn't been renewed yet by the state, so they couldn't come.

I looked on the back license plate and notice the tag had expired months before. 

I think if you mean wholesaling in the sense of putting it under contract and flipping the contract, this can be tough for a wholesaler to pull off unless they have a lot of capital available and can show liquid assets.

The revenue is only count once it hits your Schedule E tax return, so you're riding the expenses until you file taxes.However, if you use an asset based lender (we have on one deal) they don't look at it through DTI. 

I don't have enough liquid cash saved up for a full down payment but could potentially get a HELOC to cover the down payment.

On the day of the eviction notice expire, my property manager gets an email from the health inspector with just a sentence "For your information" and a photo of his citation log book reporting mold everywhere and needs to be fixed asap.