Hi Marie welcome to BP there are lots of great resources and people around here.Yes the market is very saturated, expensive and competitive here in South Florida. 

You mentioned Rogers Park and Lakeview but those areas are very saturated and difficult to find deals.

If the market is saturated where they live and they see days on market increasing or pricing starting to fall, and they hear the same thing is happening in Phoenix and Dallas and Milwaukee, suddenly it's "Look out!

Lastly, every plaintiff attorney I know LOVES large fat insurance policies and HATES going after hard assets like real estate or an owner's bank account.

I can even maybe send you a pic or drive by video of the area or something.The mapleton fall creek area (north of downtown) is awesome too though it’s getting to be saturated because of redevelopment, so not really sure.

The new rentals are saturating the rent roll and burning through the LTL to a tune of $10k in one month.

@Aaron Gordy supply and demand says that you are correct, unless building apartments becomes more viable, saturating the market with rentals....

After I moved out, he claimed to to his insurance company that I had damaged the property and they cut him a fat check, then tried to abrogate against me.

Most parent companies does not care if they franchisee makes money as they care about driving sales at all costs and living fat off the royalties.

These can fail also when the the drain field becomes saturated and will not absorb any more.