I suggest the “Journal of Forest Products” who commissioned a study by Oregon State University years ago.

You go to the cabin in Lake Tahoe, or Aspen, or the Hamptons, or Virginia Beach, or Joshua Tree, or on the Gulf Coast, a few weeks a year, perhaps a month, and maybe rent it out to other folks the rest of the time."

In the southwest side of the city or near southwestern/west burbs like Berwyn/Cicero and Forest Park.

I'm sure your real estate agent knows more about this than I do, but one of my concerns in that area is there is so much construction of very similar properties that your potential tenants/roommates will have plenty to choose from over the next 2 years as more buildings are completed closer to sloan's lake and the amenities that surround it. 

I'm in Lake Tahoe so it's a no-brainer for me, definitely the 4 bedroom. 

Places like Dyer, scherville, Munster, Lowell,  some parts of crown point, some of Merriville, some of cedar lake.

Keywords: Edgewater / Lincoln Park / West Town / Loyola / Lake View / Old Town / River North Please PM me with any questions. 

hey folks,Any of you have a good handyman who works in prior lake?

I also check court records in cook, dupage, will, kane, and lake counties.

It's in/near the mountains and close to various attractions like the Tryon Equestrian Center and Pisgah National Forest, so we feel a full-on hotel wouldn't do the area (or travelers staying here) justice, and that individual cabins would be best.Now when I say small, I don't mean the stereotypical tiny house on wheels, but 400-640 sq ft cabins on crawlspaces.