I only know of this from a conversation with another landlord of an RSO because my property has no parking at all.Also, if you do separate the parking lease, be very upfront about it and don't make it seem like you are hiding it in the fine print of your advert. 

You're going to want them when you go to your attorney and explain that he might be trying to wiggle out of an agreement made.I don't know Illinois law but in Texas, those emails could hold up in small claims.

There are a gazillion reliable lawn care providers in Texas metro areas, so prices are generally on the low end from my experience.

@Gene FeltenI'm so new at this and have been soaking up so much information that I apologize for not having much of an answer about lending. 

Once you do it a few times, the houses that are not well taken care of really stick out.

Also be careful of lowballing too much. you could not only get a blatant no with no wiggle room, but if the seller/selling agent know a lot of people, this could hurt your reputation in the area.

So guys, be careful.

Be careful when using Google street view, quite often the pictures are quite old. 

Because I've been there - more times than I care to admit.The hardly waits will cost you money and you'll make (most often) bad decisions, because your judgment is clouded by your intense dislike of your current situation. 

Typically lenders care more about your debt to income ratio.