Tenant acknowledges that the Leased Premises are designed to provide standard office use electrical facilities and standard office lighting.

Whether any of these new facilities will make it to completion and create long-term employment opportunities is hard to say.It's also not uncommon to see new businesses built from the ground up, then within a few years they scale back drastically or shut down completely.

But keep in mind we are developing self storage facilities on ~10 acre parcels of land.

I think one important thing to point out is that 5 and 6 units are taxed like houses (residential) whereas 7 or more units in Cook County are taxed as commercial. 

I'd be cautious about excluding pets if you're concerned about vacancy.C) While much better tenants (very little wear and tear on your property, good for rent, pass background checks), there is a need for many STR amenities (security conscious with parking spaces and the home, have nice bed/sheets/cooking supplies/coffee maker, high speed internet a plus - having great TV wasn't a deal breaker for those we surveyed)D) Mixed input on the proximity. 

However, overall, Illinois taxes (especially in Cook/DuPage counties) are quite high relative to other states including Indiana.

Hamlet M and J Cooke properties, LLC

Yes, Cook county is definitely on the hunt for every penny they can get their hands on.

Intel is coming to Columbus and building a 20+ Billion dollars to build a computer child facility with high wages paid to employees. https://www.intel.com/content/...3.

Now I'm looking to be more involved in real estate business acquisitions like mobile home parks or self storage facilities, etc.