The city was little to no help.Things That I Did Well - reacted quickly, confirmed the city didn't have any issues in the area, and determined it was isolated to the building.- Called not only the city but the local fire station to get two solutions going for the street shut off.- Had a clear and working floor drain in the property - really never had more than a stream of water because of this. no standing water at all.- Had an electronic deadbolt on the unit to get access when the tenant was not there, and to give anyone access that had needed it to repair.Things I will be putting in place after this - - Having a go to plumber with emergency capabilities. 

I’m an Asheville native and recently inherited a home on 5 acres that I have been renovating for the past year.

I just wondered if any Chicago natives knew where this area is or what's become of it???

The land can be connected to the Commercial Plaza or kept private with the native greenery and size of the lot.

Many new landlords are surprised to learn that the day-to-day reality can feel more like you're reacting to situations than running the show.

As a Michigan native, I love my Lions, Tigers and Pistons, I train as a boxer, enjoy discovering new local restaurants in my area, and going to local events wether to network or just sit back and watch the game. 

Is it possible you’re over reacting?  

For the past several weeks, absorption rates have exceeded new listing volumes—a sign that supply may soon tighten.The high percentage of listings with price reductions (51%) shows that sellers are reacting to softening expectations, especially in mid-tier and luxury product segments.

Abet it still sucks.Another undeveloped takeaway that I have is how influential interest rates are with real estate prices especially when you get such a synthetic change to interest rates we have seen this year, whereas we have seen the stock market react counterintuitively positive (perhaps due to fake money being produced).

Then read & react appropriately.