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Patrick Naughton
  • Rental Property Investor
  • North Chicago, IL
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Chicago land or southern Wisconsin investing?

Patrick Naughton
  • Rental Property Investor
  • North Chicago, IL
Posted

Hello everyone!

Super excited for my first post.

I am a young investor looking to buy my first property after two years or credit building and saving.

I’m looking for single family homes to house hack. Then hold as a medium- long term rental. Within 40 minutes of Waukegan.

Question number 1. My surrounding markets are both north Chicago and southern Wisconsin. Can anyone give advice if they have experience with either market? And the good arias they like?

Question number 2. Does anyone have realtors in these arias that they like working with for investors? 

I know that’s a lot! Any advice is much appreciated. Done hours of research online and am just looking for some boots on the ground advice to help out a little bit more.

Stay healthy!

Pat

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