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Ramon Jenkins
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​Attention local...local Milwaukee investors

Ramon Jenkins
  • Real Estate Agent
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City of Milwaukee just reduced a ton of properties. (  EOY potential reductions )

Hopefully their maybe a property or two you could stick inside of your stockings

Good luck with your investings

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Nick L.
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Nick L.
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I agree that the SOWs can be conservative but ignore the cosmetics. 

I would add that if you plan to use the Rental Rehab Program's forgivable loans to fund the rehab, that program has separate and higher standards such as lead abatement which quickly eat up the funds.

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