Illinois has huge financial problems which the government is trying to paper over with higher taxes.

Im not sure the % that the government takes come tax time.P.S.

Other options might be Geico (Government Employees Insurance Company), they're underwritten by Homesite, or Berkshire Hathaway....Their coverage is decent and the claim handlers were allowed somewhat liberal adjusting principles, in the last 1-2 years...

Make sure you read the governing documents and articles of incorporation - these outline the HOA rules and are public information.

I have these potential applicants who are very old, and managed by some assisted living program. 4 old ladies, cognitively impaired, disabled, from what I can infer.The assisted living supervisor came to see my rental, and told me that rent would be paid directly from their social security, from the gov't straight to me. 4 individual payments from each of the 4 ladies' accounts.Normally, I don't like to mess with anything involving the government.

Do not confuse it with the American with Disabilities Act's definition of Service Animal, which governs public accommodations, not residential real estate which is under FHA.

IMO the government's plan to rid of the national debt is to inflate it away and I believe both sides of the aisle will take measures to push inflation above historical averages over the next number of years.

I'm working on financing through some government funding sources because I can't imagine a bank would be interested.

The literal definition of "net earnings from self-employment" in the IRC which is the actual law that governs tax filings is " The gross income derived by an individual from any trade or business carried on by such individual, less the deductions allowed by this subtitle which are attributable to his trade or business". 

Then, there is no Bank or Boss or Government telling you how you can live your life.