Act...I'm looking for feedback from the BP community on how they would approach this...and whether it is true that there is no limit to rent increases in Chicago cook county. 

I've used Pam Cook (google Pam Cook/insurance/Kokomo and you'll find her) for my residential properties (full replacement cost, great policies) and am working with Derek Lacy for my larger commercial properties.  

I am a DuPage/cook county flipper.

I stopped eating fast food, cooked more, paid my highest paying interest rate first, refinanced my car, negotiated my car and condo insurance.

We had a tree company to clear out some old dead trees and vegetation.

Benefit lots from BP, especially the podcasts which I played when I was exercising, driving, cooking except work and sleeping time.

I need to get a plat of survey for a property I just purchased in Cook County, IL.

For instance in my state of Illinois in Cook County you can not discriminate based on the program but you can deny due to credit.

They both make pizza but one has older parts needing constant work and might not cook as many pizzas in an hour.You would need to show a depreciation schedule to the owner for the age of the equipment today versus when it was new and assign a value to it considering it is in working order.If the seller is going to charge you new equipment pricing for old stuff just go buy your own. 

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