Address: 17000 Locust Ave, Hazel Crest IllinoisTotal Purchase: $55,895 (Total amount on HUD-1)Total Rehab: $40,475 (inc'l village permits)Mortgage Balance: $39,267LoC Balance: $51,252Current Out-of-Pocket: ~$7,290Total Owed to Lender: $90,519Total Out-of-Pocket: ~$7,290To be completely honest I wasn't entirely sure what direction to take when first embarking on this project...

We have all flavors of fast fried food, an applebees, beef o bradys, and village inn.Big name anchors are doable, especially if grocery stores count?

I have an opportunity to buy some commercially zoned land -actually the legal definition is called "Village center commercial".

I live in Deerfield but am looking to do some fix and flips to the south and south west of me: Northbrook, Glenview, Morton Grove, Niles, Mt Prospect, Elk Grove Village, Arlington Heights, Des Plaines.

But right now, I'd cut bait and fish in your new village. 

The tower is planned for a block between Toyota and Liberty Mutual Insurance’s new office campuses.And it’s just across the street from the  Legacy West urban village, which is under construction with shops, restaurants, apartments and offices.does any one know about this?

From reading other forums on Bigger Pockets I heard Fishtown, Point Breeze, Pennsport, Germantown, Powelton Village, Old Kesington, are some good starting points.

I moved to the Charleston area three years ago and I rent a home near Old Village in Mount Pleasant.I'm looking to get connected and figure out how to do my first investment here.

It was located in a good part of Humboldt Park just west of Ukrainian Village.  

I live in Hot Springs Village and am a lender.