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Ross Carlson
  • Investor
  • Chicago/Racine/Kenosha
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Success in Apartment Buy and Hold?

Ross Carlson
  • Investor
  • Chicago/Racine/Kenosha
Posted

Has anyone had success buying, holding, and renting out Condos/Apartments in Chicago and the surrounding suburbs?

Starting out I am struggling a bit to find affordable properties in the Chicagoland area that have good CoC returns that don't require a tremendous amount of work to rehab.

Wondering if this is a good area to look at since the entry point for these places are much lower than most of the inventory in Chicago. I also like the idea of not having to do as much maintenance since the HOA would be paying for all of the exterior maintenance.

Would love any feedback on things I should look out for when considering apartments/condos.

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