The last one I bought had 4 hands in the pot on the HUD-1. 2 $2k's and 2 $1200's.

Its like the novice line cook who is wondering if Culinary school is for them. 1/2 the people say "you HAVE to go to make it" while the other half say "don't waste your money on something you can learn in the field."

I took a small hit on rent but I was glad to have the offending roommate gone (bongs, pot, noise citation).

I've looked on the Cook County site, I've tried looking up Sheriffs auctions and I just can't seem to get any other info.

new tenant.every time she cooks the alarms go off.first floor alarm is in living room, not kitchenshe says there's no smokecould it be sensing something electrical like a surge from the stovei am frankly confused.

I'm curious if any other landlords have encountered anything like this.Basically, in the new ordinance, if my tenant gets arrested for pot smoking or one of their kids gets cited for underage drinking, I can't be a landlord in town for 3 years?

But worst case scenario, I get foreclosed on because the economy went to pot, so will alot of others and I will be back.

I also like to cook and try new things in the kitchen.

I know enough about real estate to be dangerous...I have several professional contacts and the Steve Cook wholesaling course, so at least I have a place to start.

@Purnell Cook it's not a matter of recommending it or not, if you want MLS access in the BAREIS coverage region you don't have a choice, it's the only game in town.