Leases are legal contracts and the ramifications of poorly or vague language regarding late fees, early terminations, breaking the lease, re-let and the costs associated and "double dipping" in our state are very vagu...

Here’s an article that goes into more detail on this.So how do you make sure you are choosing a reputable, qualified and experienced cost segregation firm?

Quote from @Mei Zhu: Hi, my tenant is not buying a renter's insurance as originally agreed upon signing the lease but the lease does not state the consequence of if the tenant does not buy.  

You want an accountant who can help you strategize and who is responsive when you want to know the consequences of the financial decisions you are making throughout the year.Happy to answer any questions.

The first thing I would do is find a cross-border tax professional to figure out what the tax consequences of each of the options are.

As a landlord you are able to rescind that offer at any time with no consequences even within days as long as the former tenant has not signed a new lease with you yet.

Reputations and collegiality are extremely valuable in the areas where I have invested.

Just removing rules that made entry-level housing illegal or impractical.That matters, because affordability doesn’t improve if supply is frozen by policy.Louisville has lived with the consequences of that friction for years.

Does anyone know of a reputable contractor in  the Chicago area?

The rule of “unintended consequences” also leads us to conclude some other effects of buyers paying their agents directly, (without the “work around”) developed by the NAR, which was the original intention of the regulators in suing the NAR.