.)- Tenant operations that may be harder to insure (cooking, woodwork, manufacturing, etc.)- Construction of buildings/fire protection that may impact the insurance (frame construction in a non-hydranted area or one with distant fire depts)I echo the posts that emphasize the importance of an experienced real estate attorney. 

I feel their appraisal will influence their acceptance of this short sale offer.The owners will be moving out mid June and the property will go to pot.

Yes, I work with tax assessment attorneys all over Cook and the collar counties.

I will not replace or repair the washer/dryer since it is a convenience item (sweeten the pot for the tenant).

"Ratatouille" said it best; yes anyone "can" cook, but only few will be great at it.     

Not viable with someone else's hands in the pot.

no need pot is now legal in Orygun.. :)

I am entertaining the idea of flipping a home or doing another buy/hold, but because it is such an expensive market, I am struggling to figure out how to best use the remaining ~25k left over from my first project's fundraising efforts.If anyone has any ideas for me to research or can help stir the pot for me, I'd really appreciate it.

Hi, mom died last year and my sister wants me to go in on her condo ... condo in Cook Co.

Newer tenant who signed a non-smoking agreement when he moved in was smoking pot.