Like you said it is hard to imagine a lender not noticing multiple owner occupant loans.

I have noticed with a lot of questions I see posted here in BP the answers are usually "it depends" or at least some form of that.

More than likely, they will go ahead anyway.

I noticed you work full time.

You should have done that.I would re-file with the ", et al" language on the notice so that you can get the cousin out. 68th District is notoriously hard on landlords and if you don't follow the process to a tee, the judge is likely to throw the case out.

I am planning to do managment myself to start , but it is good to account for that ahead of time .

If you want to start working at six in the morning, go ahead.

I also noticed the strong odor in the hallway from the day I first saw the apartment and I think it's coming from his apartment.Best regards,DeboraLet me know what you guys think.

The right strategy for each person depends on your comfort level and a balancing of the below: - How you want to manage your monthly cash flow inflows and outflows, - Your opportunity costs for that money if it were reinvested elsewhere - what you're losing or gaining, are you getting ahead?

Landlords can visit their properties as long as they give their tenants proper notice.