Were I in your shoes, I would order a certified home inspection to ensure you know all the items that will end up costing you money.

It means the tenant has the right to not have the landlord interfere unreasonably in their possession of the home while they are renting it, their right to quietly enjoy the property without the landlord's interference.I think landlords forget to put themselves into the shoes of a renter. 

If I were in your shoes Id even be worried about that passing muster as "reasonable and customary" if asked to answer in front of a judge.There is a difference in being a licensed business and holding a plumbers mechanical sub contractors license.

I can't provide any advice as I have never been in your shoes, but it sounds like you and your brother should be able to evict her with enough proof of what is happening.

Wife is always right, and turned out to be a party girl, but the worst part was exactly one week before she left on her lease and graduation, I strolled by the neighborhood and saw her smoking on the porch.

Phil Grove is not my potential mentor. 2) If you were in my shoes, would you still get an independent attorney's opinion, knowing that your potential mentor's business partner was a RE attorney and investor with over 25 years of experience?

I was exactly in your shoes few months ago.  

It's like that kids game where you jot down all the steps to tie a shoe, and then give those directions to a friend and see if using only your directions he can tie your shoe...

Then you get to file not one but TWO state income tax returns followed by the franchise fees and registration fees in Illinois.If I were in your shoes I would start researching the Illinois Land Trust to hold title to your properties.

Take a stroll there and ask the residents "would you consider moving?"