5541 S Peoria St
About
2-unit duplex located in Chicago, Illinois. Spacious Greystone building in a tree-lined neighborhood near restaurants, parks, and freeway access, featuring a newer roof and separate front room, living room, and dining room in each unit. Unit 1 is currently occupied on a month-to-month lease at $1,350 per month with a $2,025 security deposit, and the tenant is responsible for all utilities, with a prior 1-year lease from 02/21/2024 to 02/20/2025. Unit 2 is currently occupied on a month-to-month lease at $1,295 per month, with $1,140 paid by the Chicago Housing Authority and $155 by the tenant, following a prior 1-year lease from 06/01/2022 to 06/01/2023.
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The Market
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Property Updates
- Property Update (07/14/2026):
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Hi everyone,
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This month's update includes the current reviewed financial summary from the guarded monthly workflow.
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Financial summary from FINANCIALS.md:
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Financial data is shown as of 2026-06.
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Cash Flow Snapshot (2026-06):
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Revenue: $2,927.00
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Operating Expenses: -$1,843.33
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NOI: $1,083.67
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Net Operating Cashflow: $1,083.67
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Monthly Cash Position (2026-06):
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Revenue and operating expenses are scoped to the reporting month. ECO Operating Cash is the current complete DAO-attributed total of Column E across every row in the property-split ECO Systems GL, including accruals.
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Lofty Operating Cash: $16,592.27 (Lofty curr_maintenance_reserve)
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ECO Operating Cash: -$883.08 (ECO Systems General Ledger Column E (177 rows))
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