Bonds, mutual funds, stocks maybe pay between 1% to 5%.

I think why this works well in Chicago is because of our housing stock.

We want someone to take the responsibility for maintenance, emergency plumbing calls, guest problems, pest control, stocking guest supplies and management of the people who do lawn care, plowing, housekeeping, etc. off our hands. 

It doesn’t matter what asset class you are investing in (real estate, paper assets like stocks/bonds/mutual funds, businesses, etc…),you must know your PERSONAL INVESTMENT PHILOSOPHY before you even start.Gena Lofton, the guest of our last group meeting, brought us a great presentationon her story, where she’s at today, and how she has had her big wins.Interestingly enough, it all goes back to her PERSONAL INVESTMENT PHILOSOPHY.It’s knowing your WHY before you even begin to invest.

They are a heavy stock and look good. 

Principles of real estate syndication by Samuel Freshman

I did the work on the one bedroom myself while living there and racked up a construction bill of $3,000.Total Out of Pocket Expenses: $8,500The PiTi (principle, interest, taxes, insurance) plus MIP is around $1150.

Then you have the financial sector being fueled by a stock market that is the 3rd most expensive in history according to the CAPE 10 measure of value. 

Don't use stock photos on your business cards, after a while I see the same pictures over and over.As for what you can expect.

Perhaps diversifying your assets in stocks, ETFs, index funds, or bonds would create more safety and return in the long run.