Josh (one of the tenants) helped me install the new water heater then took me out for wings afterward.

We wish to achieve this by bringing back a more profound presence of home-owners rather than renters, installing exterior cameras and lighting, and providing a lease with option to purchase over a 5 year period.

It's been a hard slog renovating.I bought most of the materials off craigslist and offerup or materials on clearance sale at the big name stores.Brand new bathtubs- freeFound them in another building I ownBrand new modern vanities- $65Marked down from $400 at Home DepotKitchens with granite bench tops- $1000 eachPurchased from CraigslistShower screens, toilets, faucets, front doors, new windows and various other bits and pieces were bought for $20-$40 on Craigslist and offerup.The total rehab cost for installing central AC, 2 new bathrooms and 2 new kitchens, washer and dryer and updating plumbing and electrical is around 18K for materials and labor.Each side is rented for $1400 per month, total $2800.

I called Plumbing Co. that installed the tank and they stated that it's not.

What flooring is best for a rental- I don't mean cheapest or most attractive or even easiest to install- I want something that's going to last, something that is 'tenant proof' as far as damage.

It's hard to say where the smart lock journey is going but the company that stays flexible and evolves to create the most compatible (door- and lock-types), easy to install, maintain and use solution, will be around in years to come.

Can you re-design space to generate more revenues?

As for my door, I got it installed (after about 6 hours), but I don't feel good about it, and who knows what will happen after 5 or 6 years.

Trust me they don't make much money from going out to install that one door.

In Cook County, you'd see the reduction applied the following year on the 2nd installment tax bill (which would be for the year you appealed).