I set my Auto deductible to 2500 and the intent is to protect ONLY from massive damage and/or as they say "a total writeoff".When we had a fire in '13, Farmers was just the best and payoff quickly to provide $95k for restoration.

Plus, Our contractor was also in a major auto accident (not his fault), attacked by a dog (requiring skin grafts to close it up), had a grandmother in ICU, and had a young daughter who required specialized medical care out of town - all during our rehab project.  

It's too hot and it scares me.I had been looking at Little Village for a while.

But what do I need to let the current agent know about the listings he has been sending through auto alerts?

I understand some cities will put you on auto-dialer and make fine threats, and that the police assist in removing signs, so Friday evening to Sunday evening still isn't safe. 

Tons of auto parts.

Not with buying a property but I shut down my auto repair business and made the decision to go full steam ahead towards my dream of investing.

In addition, I typically offer the landlord free property maintenance, early rent auto-deposited every month into their bank account and a higher rent than they are asking for.

I ask because it seems like an odd question for anyone who's been in the city more than a few months.As is obvious by looking around, the big money in development is big MFRs (high-rise condo or rentals in River North, Printers Row, etc), or large SFRs (Lincoln Park and Roscoe Village, for example).

Of the 10 agents who provided feedback via an auto-feedback form after a showing, 9 out of 10 said the unit was priced right and one saying overpriced.