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Dave Madoch
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High demand for rentals

Dave Madoch
  • Chicago, IL
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What is the best way to research the demand for rental units in certain neighborhoods? I know the obvious areas like wicker park and bucktown, but those are not in my price range. I am seeking a triplex or fourplex in an area that is on the upward trend. I would like to look on the edge of the city limits but am uncertain if I would be able to keep the units rented. Thanks

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Brie Schmidt
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Brie Schmidt
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@Dave Madoch - It will depend on the area.  I have bought, or my clients have bought in this part of the city and unless it is winter, it is not hard to rent units our back to back

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