I expect to see some kind of conversions down the road or some type of zoning changes to allow more interesting things to draw people back downtown.

She again states she didn't know she couldn't park there.... same conversation again.Vehicles get moved, but now the RV is blocking our access road.  

I love having difficult conversations ☺️ the more the merrier.

Anyone familiar and would be up for a conversation?

I have seen ned post around the internet never had a conversation him myself.

The challenge with having a conversation about Chicago is where in Chicago are you referring? 

I need to use my talents in conversation and learn to focus on the skill that I have.I spent way too much time worrying about the exact numbers, instead of focusing on working with investors and trusting the team.

Some cities don't for example allow garage conversions, but plenty of people do them, but that could be an issue in the future, for example if you do more work and need a city inspection, let's say for electrical update, and inspector determines all the other appropriate permits were not pulled or inspections done. 

I'd do some research on builders who are building what you want to build and then just start to have conversations, see their past record, etc., and then hopefully you could make your decision from there.  

@Cathy MalmroseAll else aside, your son is essentially a landlord for this time and he could put together a lease agreement immediately (ideally with the help of an attorney), which outlines a security deposit in case of damages, requires the prior owner to obtain renters insurance, who pays utilities and any daily rent- especially a daily amount that’s high if they stay beyond a certain date.This would at least cover the primary points in a leaseback.I’m curious about when and how the sellers made the request to stay past closing that your son agreed to - was it just between the two parties or was the Realtor part of that conversation?