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.  

most of those facilities are available from your current wealth manager usually 50% loan at libor  or 1/2 over libor.I had one bank in Wa offer me the same deal.. they wanted 500k and would give me a 500k LOC... their reasoning was when things get back to normal we will be able to leverage up your account like I used to have...

@Matthew Rembish  I got started in Self Storage using information on Scott Meyers website http://selfstorageinvesting.com/  After I bought my first facility I did get the book "creating wealth through self storage" by Mark Helm.  

If you have Laundry facilities in your units, keep in mind the water bills for those properties will be much higher and you'll have to plan accordingly.

But I've been working in facility management and managing daily operations of 25,000 sq ft of space since I was 17 up until a few months ago. 

I live in Illinois in the Chicago northwest suburbs in Mchenry County. and i see that there's definitely a demand for rentals here, taxes are however VERY HIGH, i spoke to an attorney who told me in Illinois that only place to stayt away from is COOK COUNTY (CROOK COUNTY) because evictions can take up to 8 months+, however in Mchenry, lake county etc up to 2 months at most.On the other hand I have been looking and reading other people's experiences in Indiana and it really seems like a mix of answers, from what i personally saw it seems to be harder to get homes rented in Indiana than in Illinois, due to the amount of supply of rental units since there are LOT of inverstors, and alot more crime than Illinois, now i dont know how true this is.

You can verify this on the Cook County website.Utilities- I'm assuming tenants pay their own.

You'll catch people who are downsizing, moving in with kids or facilities, dying or already dead but property still in their name.