I love love love the area near the Halsted station, but would be reluctant to invest near Ashland, even though it's close to a major police station.

According to D.C. police data.

So far.If the Fed has failed miserably to do their job than their analysis is not super accurate as well, although they're able to lower inflation to three percent.In bond market we have hedge fund shorting the bond but majority of the funds is long the bond LOL Everyone confused.So I do have crystal ball for the future , and it says the fed has no crystal ball.I would say this decade of how the Fed manage the economy is like what the San Francisco local gov doing to their city, they intentionally trying to increase the crime in the city by defunding the police, the Federal gov. is so keen to laying off people LOL these are so weird time in America, they want to create more criminal, homelessness and joblessness in the society.

That’s also the order of the home prices descending.

On all three foreclosures I’ve bought the power has only been turned off at the breakers the meters where still installed, but this may just be my utilities polices.

I would expect the problem to go away pretty quick if police started showing up asking questions.

I carry a barber straight razor with me everywhere. if you opt for some kind of knife, check with the local police.

Nice to hear your in the BP police squad amongst your other talents.

One guy complained about "not being able to see the Batman building that easily anymore when driving into downtown because of all the new buildings" The complaints about crime skyrocketing as you had mentioned in a previous post is factually inaccurate (unless of course metro police stats are false).

Also, that area is closer to Hazel Park & Ferndale which is a great marketing feature.The city put a civic center near 9 Mile and Van Dyke that has a library, police station and more to help improve that area.