So if it's a liberal-conservative thing you're referring to, I'd suggest the liberals are certainly eating their own cooking when it comes to landlord-tenant laws. 

If the property is in Chicago proper then you have to make sure you're using the right lease as Chicago's requirements are different than the rest of Cook County and different than Illinois. 

Example a senior care facility.

Invest in landscaping, catering facilities, and event planning services to attract couples looking for a picturesque wedding location.

Is anyone using SBA loans to develop and hold assets like self-storage facilities? 

I live in this county.New soybean crushing facility coming to southeast Kansas (farmprogress.com) 

I charge less than a motel, plus they can cook and do laundry.

Hi @Scott Snow, That's all great information you provided.I was wondering I'm looking to buy an assisted living facility which is already up and running and making great returns, the owners are selling the property for $280k and the business for $110k.

I am in NYC but have been told that you should take to a storage facility using real movers and pay for 30 days and then send the tenant a certified letter saying where it is and if he doesn't get it, then the storage company can throw it out.

In Fact, cooking cutter.