And services have been cut to the bone.At some point we likely see bankruptcy (as predicted by the bonds), but even if we dont, its fair to say Illinois is not a growth state, and that costs for fees, and property taxes are likely headed up.So declining population, radical tenant friendly laws and high government costs all point to me as a place I would not want to invest.

Oh, and thanks for your service.

Most advice I have read is to start looking once you get past the 5-8 unit mark but honestly a proper sized umbrella policy will serve the same purpose.

I checked their rate sheets and it showed that my size/bedrooms home would indeed bring better than market rent. 

My advice would be to treat service members the same as everyone else. 

I have seen legitimately better and worse by a wide margin as local area rents / utilities / taxes / building services each play a big role.Also, from a landlords perspective, it depends on what gets passed on to the tenants (e.g.

All opinions appreciated.County Size: 150,000City Size: 40,000Unemployment: In line with USHousehold Income: $45,00010 Year Pop.

I have a local pest control company service 5 units for mice every month

Many times when borrowers are current, the servicers do think everything is alright.

They are a great service to use once you really get going with a large number leads.