Next to one medical facility and within 10 minute drive to two additional medical facilities.

I have seen some very good ones including an event with free food, fitness classes (YOGA as had a bigger attendance than I would have expected), cooking workshops, and arts and crafts. 

The company is offering a lightly used washer dryer with this facility and wants me to shift to a different plan.With the newly refurbished machines, they want the first $12.75 from each machine as rent and then a commission of 70% is sent to me.

As I understand it:A "syndicator" who is familiar with a market and strong management teams finds deals that require capital primarily for real estate acquisition (but not exclusively: I have heard of funding the launch of mobile home parks, public storage facilities, and other relatively low-complexity real-estate based operations)The syndicator then sources capital from a list of people who are qualified for being able to write a certain check size (in the cases I've heard, this ranges from $20k to $100k)Each of these people can opt in or out of the deal, which is funded on a first-come / first-serve basisThe deal is structured as an LLC, with a distribution waterfall that starts with the capital invested plus 8-12% accrual in a "preferred tier" followed by a common tier which is diluted by management (~15%) and by the syndicator (~20%)Is this a common practice? 

However, we can't make heads or tails of the property tax rates on the Cook County Assessor's website.According to the assessor's office, the market value is $94,020.

Hey @Steven Cook,I have gone door to door since the day I got into the business.

I have done my due diligence by reading books on buying and selling apartments by.....I have limited knowledge of using spreadsheets to facility the process but ready to learn and adapt. 

There are many cooking appliances that aren't stoves and you probably need to read what is allowed vs what is not allowed.

But if you had 2 separate HVACs, the problem would be solved.Also smells, when they cook, I smell it, and vice versa. 

We used to do business in India (unrelated to real estate)  Most of the business was in New Delhi & Bangalore setting up technical facilities, which required acquiring/leasing commercial spaces.