Look into Wrigleyville, Wicker Park, Logan Square, South Loop, Uki Village, Lakeview, Bucktown, River NorthPM me if you need any more info.Thanks,Sam

The bulk of recycling takes place in house at the time of manufacturing - post recycling is not cost effective and doesn't produce a high quality resin for reuse.

I had several violations with fines listed for my property in Wicker Park,  Chicago. 

<<Quest (polybutylene) water pipes are made of plastic resin and were commonly used in water supply lines in homes from 1978 to as recently as 1995.

We’re not looking for high cash flow, but the place should at least be able to break even when we move out.Here’s what we were thinking: Type: 2 - 4 unitsNeighborhoods: Bucktown, Wicker Park, Roscoe Village, or similarPrice Range: We’d like to cap our initial cash investment at $250,000.

@Jeamain Wicker The best free deal analyzer is a good buyers agent who specializes in investment properties.

I am 25, originally from the northern Chicago suburbs, and will be moving back home in about a week.After a lot of reading/listening, I have "decided" that I want my first investment to be a house hack on the north side of Chicago, ideally in Lakeview/Wicker Park/Logan Square/Bucktown areas, but I'm open to other neighborhoods. 

Keywords: Logan Square / Wicker Park / Belmont Gardens / Chicago

They did mine in wicker.

My personal focus is not to invest in ratholes, although it worked for me by buying low-cost houses in Chicago which appreciated (Wicker Park) in which the value was in the land.