Do I draw a hard line and insist they get rid of this rabbit (I don't know whether it is their pet or they are just petsitting temporarily--I'm not so sure it matters all that much to me)?

Now you have the ability to offer 8k more and can work with the owner further instead of drawing lines in the sand immediately.Owner has multiple properties (we have done business before):Don't pad your offer (granted they presented themselves as a reasonable business person during the last negotiation).

You can email dobfoia@cityofchicago . com with a request for old drawings they may have record of for the property, all tho you will need the Owner's permission to do so.When obtaining blueprints for a property, one must provide the following information with their request: Proof of Ownership; For Non-Owner:1) Letter of authorization, signed by the owner.

In post-Covid think of places that have an outside draw where people want to be: mountains, beaches, lakes, etc. as those type of areas have performed very well.

No co-mingling funds, because it doesn't take much for a good attorney in a lawsuit to pierce the corporate veil because paying for things personally and then getting reimbursed by the LLC, and vice versa, is putting pin holes in your claim that you are not the same as the business.

What would be the draw for someone to want to stay here?

Do you still go through a real estate agent or do you need your own real estate attorney to draw up the contracts and everything?

It may be a bit late now, but if you want to prepare for a future acquisition, you could form an LLC and start paying yourself a W2 wage rather than taking an owner's draw.

Sometimes pricing something higher gives an allure that draws people in.

I think that's a big draw for people.