Same goes for Chicago.

It might help to keep in mind a simple fact: Mathematically, paying down a loan which bears interest at X% is identical, in terms of net economic value, to investing that same amount at X%.Putting it another way, if you have Y dollars available to employ somewhere, just think of 'loan paydowns' as one more investment possibility, among your other options.Suppose, for example, you could either use your discretionary Y dollars to pay down a 6% loan, or could instead deploy the Y dollars into an 8% investment.

Bear in mind, some of them get sold before they even get listed due to those investors who have access to some REO asset managers.

Another red flag, he claimed to own property all over the world, including an interest in the Sears Tower in Chicago.)

LOL Maybe one similar to the Bridge Tavern or Cripple Bear Inn might blend in along the canal.

Now I am new in to the real estate world so please bear with me.

I'm from East Chicago Indiana and I'm new to the note finding business.

Hey guys. I am currently looking for a job in the Chicagoland area. I live in the Aurora/Naperville area, so the closer the better.

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I don't invest in war zones either because before I got these current rentals, I did too many insurance claims on vacant houses on the south side of Chicago and couldn't justify the cost of upkeep of a property in a war zone.

This is the Chicago politician at work.