Here's the HUD link:https://www.redfin.com/IL/Antioch/993-Harvest-Dr-60002/home/17478525By the way, we are still marketing this property to get a back up buyer.

I focus almost exclusively on sourcing properties for real estate investors, finding local contractors for their projects, and then listing the finished product for sale or lease.I am also a real estate investor myself, building multifamily facilities under the name "Light Harvest Communities" and also doing rehab and new construction of $500k + custom, sustainable single family homes.

And as any farmer will tell you in order to have a harvest you have to first plant something.

It's like the movie Glenngarry Glen Ross when Alec Baldwin says, "these are the new Glenngarry leads.." while they are in pink paper wrapped in a freaking gold bow.

The condos, serve as apartments until the market turns and then the owner harvests his crop without having to go through the brain damage of creating the condo plats etc.

There's an agent here who {over} uses the phrase "awaiting your decorating touches", which translates into "the shag carpet may be gone, but the appliances are still harvest gold and nothing else has been touched since 1978".  

I pay the power company to harvest it and have the tiny chipmunks run electric acorns through the power lines or however that works, so that when I flip a switch it's there.

"The harvest is plenty but the workers are few" Mt. 9:37.

I'm like ok house is white altho gf would love pink house too much work. 

Highest rents are in Harvest, Owens Cross Rds, Meridianville, and the areas in Madison City Schools District.