(It appears as though Chicago has recently opened their arms to ADUs.) 

I'm curious how an Non-Arms length transfer would work.

It’s certainly not an arms length transaction.

I'm kinda thinking of it as a sort of safety net cause i can bank so much of the cash flow and still pay myself about $150 month while building reserves for things like vacancies, maintenance, and cap ex.

The 5/1 adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) rate is 3.300% with an APR of 4.040%.

Humorously, if you go in for an ingrown toe nail, they include loosing an arm, an eye, a foot (that one almost makes sense), or even die.  

Tenants all have an obsession with being homeowners, and they sign the lease with almost no questions (wanted a pool in tiny backyard, wanted a trampoline insurance won't cover, wanted 14-month lease... ) I just finished installing a brand new whirlpool dishwasher with safety controls on the top of the door so kids cant reach, think i got a thank you?

Need a good attorney who can help me resolve this lawsuit without charging an arm and leg.  

This prohibition applies unless the landlord, property owner, orproperty manager (a) attaches an affidavit attesting that the action is necessary to respondto a significant and immediate risk to the health, safety, or property of others created bythe resident; or (b) provides at least 60 days’ written notice of intent to (i) personallyoccupy the premises as a primary residence, or (ii) sell the property.

I have been wondering what's better:Asking friends & family to invest with me or keeping it arms length using professional investors or hardmoney lenders.Obviously, there are the cost differences, but I am concerned about any potential emotional issues and more particularly friends and family pulling out because we didn't go with their choice of paint color (clearly this is an extreme example, but I'm sure it probably has happened before).My wife and I currently own three homes.