All Forum Posts by: Michael Henry

I would focus more on price point. There is a direct relationship between the neighborhood and purchase price. In this market not many deals to be had.

 The strategy still works just harder to implement. If you want to buy properties more consistently you have to come up with a new strategy altogether. 

I think that those numbers are low I would be closer to $75- $100 per month. 

This could include street construction in front of the house or in an alley. 

We just purchased a 2/1 duplex on the south side for a fix and flip but we foresee neither have problems selling it nor rented it. Nice and clean units are in high demand throughout Milwaukee. 

@Tim LaBelle Welcome to Milwaukee! 

Thank you for the post; so much great information from the members on this site!  

@Ray Thorsen I agree with @Marcus Auerbach if you are able to get long-term financing today that what you should do. I have a contact with a lender that will close on both properties. 

From my understanding, you must be licensed or have some interest in the property either marketable or equitable to receive a fee in a real estate transaction. The point is, the person who is asking for the fee has no legal ground to enforce a none payment of the said fee.   

@Tim Chiu reach out to @Tiana Wright she handle the property management arm of my business?