But that wreck and junk and dirty and dank place----guess what.

Also the regulations are disproportionately tenant friendly. they are thinking of introducing a no eviction law. imagine if the tenant does not pay/wrecks the house and you still cannot evict. about the housing shortage, there is about 8k new houses are being built now and 35k needed just to maintain the balance.

In short, I don't want to be throwing away 1500 in annual cashflow if I really don't need to, but I also don't want to wreck myself for an extra 1500 annually.

Hello Everyone,In Chicago demolition process starts with application for a wrecking permit.

What @Dennis M. said...a judgment makes their lives more difficult, but collecting on a train wreck is really hard.

If she has these kind of concerns now imagine this train wreck a few months down the road.

While they didn’t wreck the place, and paid their rent on time, they had no respect for the ‘quiet enjoyment’ clause of the lease, and immediately began attracting complaints from the neighbors.

If they have Other issues other than a low paying job they will always get a free gov't ride whether they wreck your place or not. 

Sure they'll cashflow if the $400 rent is paid on time, has no evictions and the place doesn't fall apart or get wrecked. 

Antioch six - years ago was a train wreck.