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Category Archives: Municipal Ordinance
Alderman Moreno is back with a piecemeal version of his prior CRLTO amendments
Ordinance unfairly targeting landlords about to be introduced If you read this blog, you are certainly aware of the “Good Cause for Eviction” ordinance championed by first ward Alderman Proco Joe Moreno in May earlier this year. Landlords came out … Continue reading
Posted in Municipal Ordinance, Rent Control
Tagged renewal, rent control
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Illinois court upholds nonrefundable move-in fees under CRLTO
Illinois court affirms legality of non-refundable nonrefundable move-in fees under the CRLTO RLTO in case Steens v Mac Property
Posted in Municipal Ordinance, Security Deposit
Tagged nonrefundable fee, security deposit
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New Chicago Engery Consumption Law Passed and, guess what? Landlords must comply!
The new Chicago Building energy use disclosure ordinance affects Chicago, Illinois landlords and tenants
Posted in Municipal Ordinance
Tagged chicago, energy disclosure
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Turn that heat on this weekend! Chicago and Suburbs enter heating season.
Heating laws for 2013 in Chicago and Suburbs for landlords and tenants
Posted in Municipal Ordinance
Tagged heat
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City moves forward on “Keep Chicago Renting” Ordinance
Many Chicago post foreclosure REO sales and purchases will be subject to new rules related to existing renters
Posted in foreclosure, Municipal Ordinance
Tagged chicago, foreclosure, keep chicago renting
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Chicago renters foreclosure protection law passes housing committee
Yesterday, the City of Chicago Housing Committee passed the Keep Chicago Renting Ordinance which will now go on to the City Council for a full vote. Before that, the committee is “holding” the ordinance to give lenders time to respond.
Posted in foreclosure, Municipal Ordinance
Tagged foreclosure, keep chicago renting
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“Keep Chicago Renting” ordinance comes before Chicago City Council today
The revised Keep Chicago Renting Ordinance affecting tenants in foreclosure properties comes before the City Council Housing Committee May 1
Posted in foreclosure, Municipal Ordinance
Tagged foreclosure, keep chicago renting
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Renting in the ‘Burbs
Landlords need to know local laws rules and rental ordinances regarding suburban municipalities in Illinois affecting rental properties & tenants
Posted in Legislation, Municipal Ordinance, Suburbs
Tagged building registration, crime, local laws, regulation
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The 5 stages of “grief” for Landlords with CRLTO problems
The five stages of grief and loss for Chicago Landlords who get served with threatening letter or complaint for violations of CRLTO
Posted in CRLTO, Municipal Ordinance, Uncategorized
Tagged compliance, CRLTO, lawsuit, lease drafting, lease review
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Landlords, it is now “heating season”!
2012 landlord heating requirements for rental in Chicago, Cicero, Oak Park, McHenry, and Evanston Illinois for landlords and tenants
Posted in Heat, Municipal Ordinance, Regulation
Tagged chicago, Cicero, Evanston, heat, McHenry, Oak Park, Skokie
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