To ensure clean drinking water, the landlord will be providing bottled water delivery, but will be passing that cost along to the renter.

But I will say commercial due diligence follows much the same routine.

Help them clean out a property, just for the price of their advice or find a way to bring value to them and they should return the favor!

Sink was clean, old vanity no visible water damage.

Thinking it was a routine eviction (we had probably done one every two years for the past decade) we went into court.

Brickkickers is one of the companies I like to use in the Joliet area just because the reports are clean, well documented and the prices are competitive.  

Here is the problem we have been running into:We spent over a week preparing the unit for showings by cleaning, decluttering, and fixing minor things.

I have been considering offering existing tenants and cash payout to move and clean up the house within 7-10 days.  

I now have to provide the routine documents (W-2s, pay stubs, tax returns ect...)

I gave my $300,000 move-in ready beautiful vacant home to this large well known local co in Oct 2016.( Ive owned and self-managed another very similar rental in the same subdivision-- since 1998--and it has never had one day of vacancy in 16 years-- rented at $1860.This professional pm co put all utilities in their name on my new property and turned the hot water heater ON and the Water ON ( even tho the main water cutoff valve is easily accessible in the coat closet beside the garage.They let the property sit VACANT OCT-NOVand on their "routine inspection on Dec 1, to make sure hobos had not moved in" they SAW the water heater in the garage was spewing (at full blast) A 20' stream/ fountain of HOT WATERand that the entire finished closed garage was covered COVERED !!