Weyermuller Properties

I lived at Weyermuller Properties’ building at 3544 N Halsted for 5 years. It was not the most modern building and it definitely had quirky, vintage charm, but I loved it there. My neighbors were awesome and Mark Weyermuller was the best landlord I’ve ever had. I was able to fix the place up to my standards with his help, and I really loved my little top floor 2-​bedroom with the deck overlooking the neighborhood. When I needed to move out a couple of months earlier than when my lease expired, Mark was understanding, refunded my full security deposit and even helped me move. Not for you if you’re used to the suburban cookie-​cutter sorta thing, but if you get urban, vintage charm and having a landlord who really cares, check these guys out.

I recently moved away from an apartment owned by Weyermuller Properties, where I had been a long time tenant. My recommendation /​review is as follows:
When considering renting from Weyermuller Properties, make sure you do your homework on the State and City municipal codes regarding landlord and tenant rights. Before signing any lease or especially any addendum or lease rider, you should compare them to the city and state laws.
That’s just good practice in general regardless of whom you’re considering renting from.