Chicago Home Sweet Home

Her gentle and gentle breeze warms her up; she calms your soul like my mother's chicken noodle soup. In 1837, she became a city; Chicago is her name, the third largest city in the United States. Chicago is on the 237 square miles of land by the Lake Michigan. If you are looking for adventure, cultural events and festivals, Chicago is a place to be. The city of the nickname Windy City has a huge shoulder, and the later singer Frank Sinatra can best describe Chicago as one of his songs.

Chicago is growing at an astonishing rate at the speed of "pig butcher, tool maker". . . "Domestic cargo handler" was originally influenced by the influx of new immigrants from Europe, but stopped entering the country after the First World War. One of them is Ethelene Gary, the daughter of a poor farmer in the state of Mississippi, the granddaughter of a slave. She moved to Chicago in 1914 and met Charlie White, a construction worker of the Cree tribe from Georgia. On April 2, 1918 their son Charles was born. Ethernet works as a family and raises her son alone with "a very poor and collapsing community".

When I was eighteen, a white woman took me home after a volunteer meeting for the local dog rescue organization. "Headquarters" is the University of Chicago campus. When we ran across the south, she commented that this part of the city "has many places that my husband likes to call the Blue Light District." When she laughed at a joke, I nodded and looked out the window. She points to a police camera attached to a high pole in several places in my city. If you look at it for a long time there is a possibility of hurting your eyes. In my parents house, there is such a light in my corner, one block from the city on campus, so I know what she meant. On the surface it is aimed to restrain violence and drug trafficking, but to prevent gunshots from being heard at night and to keep brothers safe while waiting for buses in the corner Not much.

In my market (Chicago), a stable family can save lives. I wanted to develop abandoned houses in the city community, so I entered the real estate industry. A huge number of vacant real estate in Chicago is a headache and the worst is illegal behavior in these spaces. I believe real estate is an opportunity to change Chicago and earn money at the same time. From now on, there is no doubt. I always think that time is precious. It dominates everything and you can not get it when you lose it. One of my biggest fears is that I am working at 9-5 until I am 65 years old. And finally they give me the benefits of retirement. This is funny, a waste of time! As an entrepreneur we like time! As a millennium generation, we like time! Traditional way of living is useless for us. Well, I know that this will not work for me.