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A 3/2 with square footage 1500 square feet a two car garage.

Quote from @Marc Shin: Hello - i'm looking at a SFH that is off of a main road that has a lot of cars passing by. 

It's a staple when I'm working out or in the car.  

Not for everyone, but in general and in terms of the economy, yes, it will).

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On football weekends (8 per season) I can rent the house for $4,000 (net), and park cars during the football weekends.

I can't confirm nor deny this equates to every market, but people are definetly feeling the pressure in our current economy and inflation.

That's not even getting into the used car salesman level lies they tell their customers to push them to a deal. 

Quote from @Madi Shanahan: I'm looking at the property taxes, and laws favoring the tenants, as well as the current state of the economy and I'm second guessing if Chicago is still a smart area to invest in.