What if interest rates climb back up from historic low levels?

I though about contacting the owner directly, but I am trying to build good relationship with real estate agents, lenders and contractors, so I think I need to protect my integrity ( am I right?)

Historically, real estate has increased about 4% annually.

You need to cultivate relationships with several, funding the first couple of deals is the hardest by far...once you've done it the process (and the contacts) become easier.

Relationship between listing agent and seller is big unknown as well.  

I am demoing a historic brick building and I only need them to pick up the bricks off the ground and stack it on a pallet.

If that means they toss me a couple hundred bucks and I build a new relationship because that’s fair, I’m fine with that.

St Edmunds is building new construction a block west on Prairie and 60th and their is some additional plans for some new mixed & couple large redevelopment projects on that stretch.I have always been a fan of Washington Park but historically(last 70 years) the area has had some of the highest levels of poverty in the city.  

However, the addressable market still consists of more than 6.3 million students in 280 markets, based on my target market of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU's) and other public flagship institutions with more than 5,000 students.I've honed my skills and created competitive advantages that should help grow are tenant stream for years to come.

However, the addressable market still consists of more than 6.3 million students in 280 markets, based on my target market of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU's) and other public flagship institutions with more than 5,000 students.I've honed my skills and created competitive advantages that should help grow are tenant stream for years to come.