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Investing in Chicago - Jackson Park Highlands

Colin M.
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Hi BP -

I am currently looking at a MF building in the Jackson Park Highlands area of Chicago. I am an out-of-town investor and new to Chicago neighborhoods. Wondering what your views on this area are? Good neighborhood? Safe? Desirable? Rentable?

Appreciate any feedback on where to look / avoid!


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Josh Sartori
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Josh Sartori
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Hi Colin, 

I own a MF property in the Jackson Park Highlands neighborhood and I'm definitely biased but believe it's an excellent neighborhood prized to pop in the next 5 years. I've stayed in the apartments I have there and felt comfortable and safe. I've had turnover in two of my apartments and I've never had a lack of interest, however I've learned to do more scrutiny when looking at applicants. 

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