Yes, unfortunately it is dead in a lot of states, but not Columbus Ohio!

And if you dare to challenge anything their Messiah states, you're immediately booted.

Oregon has a cool service since we ONLY hire licensed subs .. we simply input their company name into the state system and it will automatically send us an e mail if their license expires etc.. ( which happens to the best of them). 

Second, the post reads like a promotional marketing piece with 95% stating how great the sponsor is and how successful their investments have been, while very little is stated that specifically addresses the particular investment the OP is concerned with.   

I've called a couple title companies there and they are not familiar with the process and one said that the practice CANNOT be done in the state of IL.

If you can help with the terms of the mortgage I could better assess how I would work on this deal.Have you considered lease option in it's current state?

As a large chunk of the American workforce can now work from anywhere, investors are scrambling to provide great places for these digital nomads to explore a new city.

He claims that state law guarantees us access, but neither I nor my AI assistants could find anything guaranteeing us access without a permanent easement.

She's going to move from out of state to my locale, enabling me to more easily help her and allowing her to spend more time with her grandchildren.

:)As for LTR rental terms, usually we sign a 1 year lease where tenants are expected to pay Electric and Gas if applicable, while the owner typically pays water/sewer/trash with the city.