There are so many numbers that are above the line that the cap is usually cooked by the time you get it from a broker.

OSHA regs are pretty clear on facilities and besides which... gross!

I knew he lived with his mom prior, still goes there for home cooked meals, and even sleep there.

, BUT, there are a lot of factors that go into it as to whether or not a particular facility will be one of those cows.

My family owns several self storage facilities, rentals, and just about anything else.

I am looking for 1 - 10 units ANYWHERE in cook county.  

Building is fully occupied.Here are the numbers:6 Unit Building Asking Price: $300k(All 6 units are 2BR 1BA)Total monthly rent (Assuming full occupancy): $4720Average monthly income from owned coin laundry:$75Yearly income: $57,540 - 5% vacancy($2,877)= $54,663Total income after vacancy: $54,663Expenses (Yearly):Property Tax: $15,000 (Cook County)Insurance: $2,000Water: $2,100Gas (Currently landlord pays for baseboard heating, water heater and gas stoves.

Do you know where I can find information about who is paying taxes currently (Cook county)?

@Ethan Cooke from Nolo:" 90-Day RuleThe law limits rentals where the host is not present in the unit to a maximum of 90 days per year.

The administrator may need to appoint a conservator on his behalf and if that isn't something that they sound capable of.. or in TUNE with,, then I suggest that you contact the social worker at the hospital / facility and ask whom is overseeing his and in charge of his care, that social worker may need to intervene and to appoint a temporary conservator to oversee him.