Does the WSJ really believe that residential real estate in Illinois is a great opportunity to get a high return on the investment? – American Thinker

"What do Illinois Democrats do when they are $204 billion in the hole on pensions? The brilliant ones decided that Illinois would be the first state that covers Medicaid for illegals. They pretended the cost would be $2 million per year. The actual cost today is around one billion per year. So they were close."
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debtsor
2 years ago

It’s always easy to find deals looking online perusing through Zillow; but the on the ground situation tells a different story.

Old Joe
2 years ago

Illinois real estate will become the financial hot potato of the 2020s. Nobody gonna want to get stuck holding it.

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