Every successful person has a mastermind group that they consult with.

This might be a very good opportunity, but you need to consult your attorney before you move forward.

I would consult competent legal and tax advice.  

Personally I don't like the fact that all jobs will be handled by the GC you're hiring (I like to be my own GC and hire my own subs).2) Hire a professional consultant who will walk the site before each paycheck is cut to the contractor (again, for work that has already been done) and have him/her confirm that the work was done correctly.

If there's little or no equity, just monitor the property until lender completes foreclosure, lists and markets it.You can search these forums for the PETIO format to analyze your opportunities.

I will definitely check IL laws and consult property manager.

Probably best to invest in a consultation with a lawyer or zoning officer. 

All emissions were good except for the monitors, the guy had done some repairs and disconnected the battery and thus the reset procedures had to be taken.

@Dan Smithconsidering this is your first investment property and you are unfamiliar with MA Landlord/Tenant law it would be wise to consult an attorney to help with the eviction.

@Parker Cox,Definitely consult with the professionals, they are the only ones who can truly answer your question reliably.