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Mancill S.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Glen Ellyn, IL
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Financing Chicago Lincoln Park Development

Mancill S.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Glen Ellyn, IL
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I am representing a client that is relocating and the space they currently occupy is located in a great area in Lincoln Park in Chicago. I have a pro forma all worked out and the profit potential is over $3 Million. I have property, architecture and development plans all in place.

I am lacking the financial ability to do the project myself. So I came here seeking advice on if I should just offer the property on the open market and colllect a commission or is there a good way to seek out private investors that may be willing to partner on this deal?

All opinions are welcomed Thank you

Stewart

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