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Old Posted Nov 15, 2021, 3:23 PM
OrdoSeclorum OrdoSeclorum is offline
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Originally Posted by Investing In Chicago View Post
I own a rental building on Wellington in Lakeview with a friend of mine; it is a 3 unit frame building built in 1889 and we are considering demoing for new construction (friend is a home builder in lakeview/north center), jury still out if we will hold and rent or sell units individually.
Wait. How can you invest in new construction in Lakeview? How could that be profitable since no one can live there due to the cost/benefits? You've ranted on here more times than I can count that the taxes are too high for it to be viable.
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