I’ll be sure to keep you updated as this project comes to fruition!

I know city planning is trying to turn Warsaw Ave into a hot spot....even then, how do we know it'll go into fruition?

Any idea of that might ever come to fruition?

I have been saying this for awhile that the market is frothy and that IF you buy larger multifamily you better be using conservative underwriting numbers.Those placing money into properties with the prediction of abov...

Thanks for sticking this out and seeing it to fruition.  

However, if you are looking for a side job to help make ends meet while you do other things, it probably won't pan out for you.A typical work day is what you deem it to be.The average agent closes as many deals as they are willing to bring to fruition.

Worth noting that FoxConn has made announcements many times before about building giant plants in the US and, to my knowledge, none have ever come to fruition.

I was going to buy homes on contract to expand my rental portfolio, and I acted like my life depended on it. 1 respectable deal came into fruition within a year.

Luckily, none of those "deals" ever came to fruition.  

Scott Scheel mentions that for bigger properties it is tough to get a good deal in markets that are already showing good indications of future growth (either already in the process of growing, or showing the "obvious" increases in population/job growth) He says the best deals are frequently found in weak or even declining markets where you have much better leverage with sellers.This is a risky proposition because real estate trends seem to last quite a while, but if timed correctly an investor can do much better than average by getting in early before the rest of the herd does.Do you guys have any ideas of how to anticipate a potential turnaround area before the census data refects it (IMO this data is a beacon to RE investors) I have a couple ideas I think may be worth looking into:-Projected inflow of large, new employer-New transportation artery-Unaccounted change (in census data) of demographics (undesirables moving out, nicer crowd moving in)-Perhaps a well structured conversation with someone at the economic planning department to find out how close to fruition some upcoming changes are taking place.