First floor is under market for rent, and is a hoarder so if I do end up with this property I’d look to make some improvements and look for new tenants, ideally grad students within the UIC medical district area.Now for some more numbers, I was looking to put 5% down at a 4% interest rate putting my monthly payment right $2,600.

That side of town is also going to appreciate slower than the nicer neighborhoods.

Just blank.I pulled from another bureau, and there were a couple of 75 dollar late medical payments, but closed paid.

Most of the listings I see are by brokers, so FSBO is still catching up since they are slower to estimate value of their homes.I would suggest driving the neighborhoods and looking for yard signs.

Left my previous job as school administrator due to medical leave of absence for the duration of 5 years.

Is this medical office?

It's a bit intimidating to step out and post with a slower safer strategy in place.

There was a medical lien put on the property (vacant land now) 2 years prior to the bank foreclosure.

The site has been fantastic and I am grateful to have you all as a resource.I am a medical device engineer and my wife is a sales professional.

The market is certainly much slower north of Concord, but some stuff does move quickly, it's just a case of doing decent due diligence on what's selling and in which particular towns.