Have you ever chased a “guaranteed” real estate boom… only to watch it stall? That’s exactly what happened when I invested in South Chicago. The Obama Presidential Library and a massive new “mini city” were supposed to transform the area. Billions were pledged, the vision was grand—and I bet big on the future.

But here’s the lesson: projects can stall, lawsuits can drag on, and political battles can kill momentum. Nearly a decade later, those developments never materialized. I lost money—and so did my investors.

This week’s video breaks down why betting on the future is dangerous, why past and present data matter most, and how you can avoid the same mistake.

Key Takeaways:

*Why betting on future mega-projects is a dangerous strategy
*How delays, lawsuits, and politics can wipe out investor returns
*The smarter way to evaluate deals—using only what’s real today

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