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Unauthorized pet could lead to eviction, in normal times

By Tom Resnick
Mar 26, 2021 7:01 AM - Q: Our lease stipulates "no pets." In December 2020, our duplex neighbors purchased a dog without our landlord's knowledge and approval. When we were informed of this, my husband questioned the other tenants who stated it was a "service dog."
Building owners have legal remedy to seek unpaid rent

By Tom Resnick
Mar 13, 2021 7:01 AM - Q: I have a tenant who has not paid rent since last November. I think he still has the same job he had when he first came in so I don't think he is any worse off than he was before COVID-19. He claims he is broke and can't pay the rent. He seems to know what is going on with the moratorium and is aware there's not much I can do to evict him.
Past tenant has no financial obligation when lease expires

By Tom Resnick
Feb 6, 2021 7:00 AM - Q: I signed a lease with a friend of mine about a year and a half ago for a condo in Chicago. When the year was up, I moved out but my friend stayed. Apparently he is no longer paying rent because he is getting letters from attorneys saying both him and I owe five months back rent.
Large property tax bill catches new owners off guard

By Tom Resnick
Dec 26, 2020 7:01 AM - Q. I saw an article in the Daily Herald and was hoping you may be able to give me some insight. I purchased a property back in April of this year in Bolingbrook. We thought all was good and then we received the property tax bill and realized we were shorted almost $5,000 at closing.
Security deposit dispute is an avoidable problem

By Tom Resnick
Nov 13, 2020 7:01 AM - Q. My wife and I purchased a four-flat about six months ago. There were four existing tenants and all had written leases except one. We received a credit for the security deposits with the written leases and no security deposit for the one oral lease as the seller told us that tenant had used his security deposit to pay rent a few months prior to our buying the property.
Residential evictions on hold puts landlord on the spot

By Tom Resnick
Oct 9, 2020 7:01 AM - What is the status on evictions in Illinois? Do you see the moratorium on evictions ending soon? And does the moratorium forgive past due rent?
What type of insurance is needed to cover a mortgage?

By Tom Resnick
Sep 25, 2020 7:01 AM - Q: Our mortgage company recently sent us an offer for us to buy credit life insurance. They claim if one of us dies, the insurance company will pay off the balance of our loan. Any opinions on this?
Nephew's aunt requires home sale to pay expenses

By Tom Resnick
Aug 21, 2020 7:01 AM - Q. My aunt has dementia and been admitted to a nursing home. It is unlikely she will ever be leaving. She has no children. I am her closest relative. How can I go about selling her house and assist her with her expenses?
Title company will ensure son is named in parents' trust

Jul 31, 2020 6:00 AM - Q. My parents owned their house and put the house in their trust. Both my parents passed away within the past year. The agreement states that upon the death of both parents, I become the successor trustee. Is there anything I need to do before I list the property and try to sell it?
Homeowners who turn 65 in 2020 get exemption next year

By Tom Resnick
Jul 10, 2020 7:01 AM - Q: My husband and I own a single-family house in Cook County. My husband turns 65 a little later this year. When are we eligible for the senior exemption and how do we go about applying for it?

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