Whether you target A, B & C class neighborhoods for cash flow or explore up-and-coming areas for long-term appreciation, the city has something for every investor.

Or are you at ground zero with no experience no cash and want to use real estate as a tool to build wealth?

U need money to transact in RE.. other wise become an Agent or a lender and make fee's to build up your money bucket.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/GE-4-2-cu-ft-White-Commercial-To...Looking at option to purchase laundry machines for a multifamily building rather than leasing them through a company.

Hi Michelle ,Another chicagoland wholesaler here....consider building out your own list by driving for dollars or getting government lists.

It was secure by a commercial building (owner occupied ) in an excellent location.  

There's four 1 bedroom/1bath in the main building and a garage apartment with a 1/1.I know fha 203k is only for 4 units. 

@Sonal Chopra what a great question, thank you for asking this to this community.Long-term goal would be the same goal my wife and I have today; Build, passive on going revenue streams that exceed our current and future expenses with the ultimate goal of giving away 80% of what we make to charities and causes we want to support.

University Heights is a solid area, but I’m curious—what drew you to that neighborhood specifically? 

Baytown is definitely up and coming - a lot of new builds and old builds being completely renovated.