I have used the analogy that turn key is like going to a restaurant versus cooking a meal at home.

Tenants must notify their landlord within 7 days after their rent is due that they are unable to pay due to a loss of income related to COVID-19.Tenants will have twelve (12) months following the end of the moratorium period to pay back any amount due.It is NOT a waiver of rent; it's a waiver of eviction.Prohibits imposing new pass-throughs or charging late fees, interest, and any related charges for unpaid rentaccrued during the Moratorium PeriodASSUMPTION - eventually this tenant will poop or get off the pot.

I am sure they will not even want to talk to me much less visit the property. thanks a lot. any experience rehabbing closer to the lake ..maybe cook county ..maybe even Chicago ?

And I don't mean you took some pot shots at the local range.

This house is not unlike yours but I like the colors much better: http://sniqi.com/25-gorgeous-exterior-paint-colors-for-your-lovely-house-design/interesting-exterior-painting-gray-wall-with-cute-white-column-exposed-and-great-red-brick-wall/Also, if you can plop 2 very large colorful pots or adirondack chairs (ideally coordinated with the new trim color) between the 1st and 2nd post, then between the third and fourth post, it will help give the house a little symmetry and make it not so top heavy.

You or your tenants can also place potted plants on top of it.  

A lot of counties do not properly file the paperwork (as is the case in Cook County, IL) and an owner from ten years ago can still be listed on the property.  

Pot?

It's the tax bennies, corporate protection, and government backed lending that have served to sweeten this pot so: remember that when you vote.

We used MLS, and I can say it was very hard to find what we wanted as we were looking in prime areas in DuPage (that's all we knew) so we had to expand and purchased in Cook.