Due north of Humboldt Park.

(edit: the property can have up to 3 units built on it...house with attached separate apartment + unattached ADU)Of course, other people are telling me to park my cash in a high yield savings account and just chill LOL, but I'm not really comfortable with that either as an investment strategy.

What I see is there are many people from abroad who just want to park money here vs their home country due to inflation or some other reason who are willing to take minimal returns in exchange for principal safety. 

Fingers crossed.Speaking of... does anyone want to buy a BP Con ticket and two universal them park passes from me? 

They handle everything from tenant screening to maintenance, allowing you to earn without stress.Key Steps:Choosing the Right Location:-Proximity to amenities like schools, parks, and public transportation.

This varies based on the percentage of the loan the lender or broker is charging for the work. 1.5-2.75% of the loan amount is in the ball park of average but there are lenders and brokers who charge more or less.

Break-even or small monthly loss is 100% achievable here in good proximity to the parks and attractions.Please feel free to message me I can direct you to a few opportunities that may allign with what you're trying to do!

I am a builder and I have some land and want to build a tiny home park. 

on top of this, what we found is finding high density allowances of at least 150 dwelling units per acre and taking advantage of up zone incentives through hotel development, affordable housing development, etc. we try to develop the lowest cost per door possible and another way to do that is through micro housing development. raw land we also look for underpriced land that we can raise through entitlements the value. those are just a few of the tools we use in addition to parking reductions and other incentives for tax abatements.

Who has experience pulling a mobile home out of a park?