Impressive kitchen thoughtfully finished featuring large island with marbled quartz counters, farm style table legs, SS appliances & custom hood, surrounded with open concept living and banks of windows overlooking the serene view.

This furthers my impression of AirBNB. 

When I read the Zoning code I got the impression that the approval criteria was biased in favor of adapting structures which already exist which made me (perhaps naively) think this could be worthwhile and relatively easy considering the difficulty of Zoning changes in Chicago.The reason I started digging deeper is because I read the below article and was excited when I read the the section "how to conduct a zoning assessment" which led me down this rabbit hole. https://www.chicagocityscape.c...Specifically this statement from the article:For example, the RT-4 zoning district is very common in Chicago and it allows one dwelling unit per 1,000 s.f. of lot area.

I got the impression from my CPA that if I was to reduce my employed hours enough(or quit), that the installment sales would be taxed at self employment income rates.

They've done some really amazing projects all over the state including multi-family and other impressive residential builds.

I have the impression you’ve done everything right , so I don’t think you should have any worries. 

My first reaction is that's impressive to have 70 to 75% of the asking price for the properties you're looking at, given the median price for all property types in Rogers Park is $205K, which means you've saved up over $100K.

All, only met Emilio once, at a house our client was looking to buy, and was very impressed with his honesty!

With interest rates as low as they are right now I wasn’t impressed... unless I’m missing something.

I was under the impression even if it’s a new connection the tenant is still responsible for the bill.