When you provide notice, be sure to make it clear they still need to pay the rent and if we have someone that doesn't, we post a pay/quit notice and start the eviction process.

ROI gives me everything I need and I understand the process.

If they are really good, they will pre-fill it with the Applicant's information so you can email or mail it without having to type anything in.Here's one you can save and fill in electronically: https://assets-global.website-...

How does that process work.

We don't care if they've seen the property or not, we process their application.Think about it from a prospective tenant's perspective - do they want to waste their time setting up a tour if they won't get approved?

@Kristoffer TierA Notice of Default (NOD) starts the foreclosure process, three months after the NOD is recorded a Notice of Trustee Sale (NTS) is recorded, 21 days later that the property is sold at public auction to the highest bidder. 

The buying process was smooth and the property seemed to be rehabed well. 

If you have good credit above 740 and have 25%-30% to put down it’s really not a difficult loan process. 8 Units typically will offer a 1.25% DSCR ratio which is required in most cases but the approval is going to be based on the rents.

I'd follow JW's thought process and even consider posting a note on your neighboring doors...to let them know as a neighbor that it isn't appreciated that there is smoking inside, please kindly consider taking your smoking outside.I feel like the approach is everything here...Chicago is a weird place and hard to enforce a lot of things.  

She cannot withhold rent without following a strict process.