Wicker Park has shown much growth, and Logan Square is showing growth, and it is close to the Loop by train.  

Waco has long term growth potential due to location and infrastructure.     

The further you go the cheaper and more potential for growth but you have added risk.

I asked if they see any black growth on the spot where the leak happened, or any odor in the room, but they said both those things are not present.They are saying they are concerned and not very happy right now, and are hiring a mold inspector on their own to see if there is mold growth that happened due to the roof leak.

Its a very important step towards the growth of your fortune.

If I lived in Indiana I'd be doing a ton of deals.Many parts of Indy experienced zero rent growth and effectively zero appreciation in the last 30 years.

The ABC's of Real Estate Investing has some great tips on evaluating markets and forming a team to help find market and submarket information that might give clues to current status, future growth, planned developments, major highway expansions, progressive agendas like building bullet trains to connect cities like Chicago and Milwaukee.  

I enjoy reading books (drama/mystery, biographies and self-growth) so feel free to message me if you would like to share your favorite book! 

@Saira Khan It is amazing to learn that the shape of RE World is perfectly round.....I've seen many many investors (including myself, up to some extent) saying that Chicago is not a good market, negative population growth, high taxes, tenant friendly laws and so on.

I see a lot of room for growth over there.