Seconding what @Paul De Luca said, look at what the assessed value is currently, and the purchase price you're targeting.

@Scott Smith can speak better about the Series-LLC, but I would say the fact it was not tested in court is more of a FOR testimony than against, given the long duration now they been adopted (born in 1990 with the Delaware Business Trust act, in Texas since 2009). 

There could be a de facto standard adopted in Illinois that requires a landlord to accept the first qualified tenant.

., it might be wise to have a plan B, in case conditions occur that de-rail your hopes of employment in plan A, namely to do sales in real estate.

I'm not as in touch with the regulations for Airbnb's in GB but the surrounding areas such as Ashwaubenon, De Pere, Bellevue, and Appleton may be more cooperative since they are smaller cities or villages therefore less restrictive.  

I am a smaller investor in De Pere, WI.

@Yovanni De La RosaJust here to second what @Kerry Baird said above.

Quote from @Jalen De Leon: I did a Google search for "crime data by zip code" and got a list of sites: https://www.google.com/search?... 

Of course, it's a different story if Scotiabank Canada holds your assets as collateral against the loan on behalf of Scotiabank de Costa Rica, which is why they'll be happy to give you a mortgage under the conditions mentioned above. 

Most of our properties are in Cecil County, but some of the investors who attend are also in Newark/Wilmington Delaware area.