How does a candy executive work when he knows he’s not aiding the body?

OOS is like a kid in a candy store I have to admit, being from the Bay Area.

If we go out and buy a candy bar for $1.00, and you provide $0.10 while I spend $0.90 ($0.80 financed), you are definitely not going to get $0.25 worth of candy bar from me.

Not sure what the long term answer is here, other than working towards greater transparency and filtering out of bad actors on both sides.

Exposed the brick chimney in the kitchen which added a nice bit of eye candy and flair.

We routinely work with and share best practices with other turnkey companies.While there are many bad actors within the industry as there are in any industry, please be mindful as you post not to insinuate that all turnkey companies operate the same. 

But you get to decide if you want to pursue them.With crowdfunding made legal by the JOBS Act or 2012, even more choices are available to retail investors today.

But my experience taking a defaulted owner and letting them stay was that  wipe out happened 50% of the time within 6 months.. and rare did they go over a year or two.. this is why I see very little value in re performing notes same actors.

I don’t know the landlord/tenant act or laws in Chicago.

The one paragraph that would remotely be applicable would be "The tenant shall pay for all repairs, replacements and damages caused by the act or neglect of the tenant",If you have any feedback, please share it.