@Robert Hernandez i have turned over 4 units on South side of Chicago 60620 in last 3 months, both market and section 8 tenants with no vacancies.I used rentlinx and zillow market place, but got way more inquiries thru rentlinx.Be very proactive when faced with evictions, non-renewals, and vacancies as these not only kill bottom line, but in the commercial world may drop your dcr so that you are unable to refi when balloon is up.Best wishes

But did you really know that 2012 was the bottom?

Bottom line: you either need an attorney or you need to file in Small Claims Court.

This is simply a race to the bottom and history has proven that quality is the ultimate victim and the most talented leave the industry.

Also the intake or the pump could be too low and sucking in debris from the bottom or the well might not be capable of enough flow and is running the pump dry.

Bottom line: There are too many variables, too many interpersonal skills and too much local knowledge needed for a behemoth like Zamazon to eliminate the boots on the ground. 

I read up that you cut 2 inch holes every 16 inches in the top of walls and drop the tube down to the bottom to let it fill the space.

House is for sale - gave clear instructions to not lock bottom ( no key ) .

I would live in the top unit and they get the bottom.

The bottom line is sophisticated RE investors make it work for the situation each party is in.