I don't see a problem with that, but I would HIGHLY recommend you speak with an attorney in your state as they will know the local laws and rules in regards to your legal question.

These are required (by most states laws) to be published at least XXX amount of time before the sale.Some Counties will not allow you to put your name on any kind mailing list.

A LLC is a formal business that is formed under state law.

Just remember we live in a liberal state, we have too many laws protecting tenants.

Not a silly question, my in laws families had settled there from Europe but they asked that same question shortly after they were married and my father in law was going to start his business.

If a tenant ask if your the owner, by law, I have to tell them.

Only a close minded agent would not consider my offer.Furthermore, the fact that he violated his code of ethics and the laws of his licnese by not presenting my written offer clearly shows he does not deserve to hold a license.

However, there are a handful of states where you are required to have an attorney handle to closing.The only real difference is price and what the state law requires.

I also know it's harder to get evict someone under illinois' CFD laws than just renting.

However, if my brother-in-law wasn't around I would have no choice.