Located in Lombard right now and want to strategically work my way into downtown.

I personally already have security deposits in my separate account, however I have to make a choice on taking or not taking deposits from now.This interpretation of the law is opening up Pandora's box.

In other words, I had no choice, I had to make a change and I could not possibly afford to fail.

Can't really advise on your choices though.

Your personal financial position will play on the right choice, are you retiring in 18 years or 8 years, and too much equity can be difficult and expensive to take out of the walls later on.I don't hold very long, at about 7 to 10 years the depreciation falls with less of an advantage, that means it goes up for sale.

From my research white seems to be the best choice because it's "timeless" any thoughts?

But the best way to do this is use an auto body paint about 140 a gal spray them with the color of choice( don't paint rental property cabinets white!)

@Andy Gross There are strategic ways to raise private money capital, albeit as silent 'lenders', not silent 'partners' (I do not partner with my lenders).

It's long and dense but it will tell you what the city's strategic mission is. 

IN Oregon Nope... you can get insurance but you can also have issues.. it won't be cut and dry yes no but it can be a problem.But I do know many other states title companies won't insure them... so your advice is very good.as for this scenario if there is plenty of time before the sale.. simply open escrow at your title co. of choice .. to a purchase and sale agreement that has the tax's being prorated at close .. and let the title co.. collect and pay the tax's in escrow.. sale is put off you get home with title insurance and all is well.