At least in Illinois, we can do this and if needed go to eviction court over unpaid RENT.

I don't feel I have to take the tenant's side, because the burden of proof is on the tenants to come to court with proof that they paid rent for any days after April 2 .....at anytime......to anyone.

Note AOM's do not have a priority function like the actual security instrument.Some general ideas for the readers.

Find out if the potential tenet has been serve with an eviction notice (other than calling the current landlord).2. get the landlords contact information for properties that are currently in the eviction process.I called the court house and found out that for probate it is done online through a tedious process (they will not print a list for what I know). but for evictions I am not sure.Thanks in advance for any information gracefully provided.

The City's Historic Planning Board delayed a rehab I was doing for 2 months because I wanted to change the function (not the size or color or look) of one window, on a basement level, on the side of the house, which you could not see from the street.

I checked w/clerk of courts and found that in 8/11 the bank voluntarily dismissed the foreclosure action and did not pursue a $136,000 judgment to which the court ruled they were entitled.

Unless people have unauthorized pets, people over our occupancy standards, or a court eviction, we encourage everyone to fill out an application.

While this question seems to asked here at least weekly, if not more frequently, I have a suggestion:Visit your local probate court at least one time.

My dad lives on Rose Court in Berkeley and i'm in Broadview.

If you're a total do-it-yourself kind of guy, a self-trusteed 401k does allow you to perform all administrative functions related to the plan and it's investments.What if you hate bookkeeping?