Yet they vote for politicians that have second or third homes (bought by money earned as politicians, not through their own productivity) and they will never, ever require their beloved politicians to give up anything.There is a growing segment of the population that believes we only build wealth by stealing from others.

I can give you a good tip on that.Download the Alexa app on your phone, and the Kindle app. 

Those areas have bad reputations but I found the communities there to be lovely, supportive, friendly, and willing to look out for all their members.

It is a Kindle book...

If there is a realtor in the Chicagoland area (Buffalo Grove, Vernon Hills, etc.) that can help, I'd be love to have a conversation if you think it's possible from your experience.

You won't be loving it once you're underwater.

The first one I did so-so on, the second one I bought on a short sale, the third has turned out to be lovely.

If you have time to maybe sit down with me and possibly assist me in coming up with a viable stratagy where I can generate cash flow that would be  lovely.

I had not started reading it because it is not convenient to listen to it on Kindle PlugIn. 

I will however submit that when a billionaire takes a 1.3 billion dollar CASH position in real estate over the course of four years leading right up to here in 2014 in a "dying" city, it might cause one to entertain a possible rethink about our beloved Motor City and the future it may hold.