Parts of Algonquin Huntley and Crystal Lake are pretty high priced and make poor rentals.  

Our focus would be near Lake Michigan from about Holland south to as far as Michigan City.We also have some interest in the long term rental market in the Ann Arbor area. being near the university we understand there is a large demand for housing, but prices are high right now. 

There is a local meetup in Lake forest every month that you should check out. http://meetu.ps/2QWCkhIf you would like to meet up before then and talk about investing let me know.

And the wine.. and the lake and just about everything else about the Kelowna area.I did very well in your area just lending money... better than one could do with rentals in most of the US with non of the risk..

I would think that in my Salt Lake Market it do a basic building of that configuration you would be looking at the mid to high $200's a square foot for hard costs.

Lake villa, lindenhurst, gurnee, Salem, spring grove, Kenosha, round lake, for all those keyword alerts. anywhere around the area will do :)

I love the Lake George area!

I currently only purchase in Lake, Dupage, McHenry, Dupage, Kendall, Kane and Cook counties.

My name is John Tenori and I'm in the Salt Lake City, UT area.I've been interested in RE investing for a long time, so I am excited to be here.Right now I work a 8-5 but I'm ready to leave and start my real passion, which is business and Real Estate.

Originally posted by @Quah Lake Jen:Hello, i'm calvin from malaysia, i would love to look into some turnkey properties that are feasible to invest in the States.