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Christian Leon
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  • San Marcos, CA
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Quick Tips for Chicago, IL

Christian Leon
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  • Investor
  • San Marcos, CA
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Hello fellow BP enthusiast,

I am looking to invest in multifamily homes in the Chicago area. I have been been on the fence about what area to start this journey, but I know Chicago has a lot of potential and has a lot of multi's on market. What I do not know are the ins and outs of the area. I plan to do a lot of research as I have already heard its a tenant friendly state so I know we have to be diligent with leases and screening, but I was wondering what kind of insight I could get from the BP community such as areas to avoid, screening tips, things to look for when shopping, or something specific to IL homes that are not common elsewhere but make a difference. Any and all help welcome. Cheers! 

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