No one has a crystal ball, but if we plan on a correction and it doesn't come, our deals will be that much better.

I wouldn't be the first to say that I wish I had bought properties in certain places at certain times (or held them), but no one has that crystal ball.

On paper the cottage but there’s other factors than that like time/ease of management and property taxes/ utilities plus in the last few years some landlords weren’t getting getting paid at all I’m some high appreciating markets.all I’m saying is with my crystal ball in the shop  I’m not art enough to design a litmus test that foresees all possibilities and metrics to compare.

As to what will happen in the future, no one has a crystal ball. 

Quote from @Crystal Perez: Quote from @Derrick Burtle: Quote from @Luke Salela: Hi everyone, wanted to reach out as a new investor looking for advice on what markets (cities) anyone investing in IL would recommend for someone looking to buy multi-unit properties from 2-4 units.

I'm not so curious on where rates will go, because nobody has a crystal ball.  

I gave up my crystal ball a long time ago, but either way there is still a very large shortage of inventory and properties are still selling :)

I'm not an economist, I don't have a crystal ball. 

Thankyou @Ronaldo Marion @Eudith Vacio @Crystal Smith for your feedback.I have been looking surrounding area around Schaumburg (since I have someone locally there) but I can't seem to find any good deals.

. :) so thus i would say i have an idea of my target renter, thank you :)yes Crystal, you are absolutely correct and i may just rent bedrooms out by the week. thus eviction should one become necsary would not be an issue.