All Forum Posts by: Michael Henry

@Jo Sparling  Thank you for the shout-out. The real estate industry operates in the "Trust Economy" and trustworthiness is a possession my team and I hold dear. 

@Muhammad Elzeibagh Start with rentals and try to partner with experienced flippers to learn the business.  

@Lori Popodi please reach out to @Aaron Stuiber

@Thao Lor try brewer credit union or educators credit union. You should be about to get a 30-year fix rate.  If you provided the address I can provide you my option on value. 

 I think there are still deals to be had in Milwaukee, WI. I'm Looking to purchase 8- 10 properties this year myself. I have two deal under contract so far and a few more in the pipeline. 

@Mai Thanadabouth are you still looking to buy in Milwaukee in the future? 

@Raven Hampton I would be very wary of doing flips at this time. There are a lot of flippers in the market and a lot of finished product on the market. You should see how you can partner with someone with experience. 

Good luck

@Lori Popodi Joshua would be more than capable to assist you but if you want to vet more agents, @Aaron Stuiber would be someone you want to talk to. Our real estate brokerage specializes in helping first-time investors (mainly out of state)  and is experts in the market. Feel free to PM me or Aaron if you have any questions or would like to schedule a setdown. 

@Aaron Stuiber might be looking for clients in this buying range. 

@Greg Earnest the Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee can be another resource. The selection -8 program subsidize low-income families rent for 1000s of residents.  They pay based on the market rent and property type e.g.  SF, Duplex, sq ft,  parking etc. Contact the rent assistance office and ask them what they are paying for the neighborhood you are looking to invest in (provide an address to a similar property)  and the feature you plan to include and they will tell you exactly what the rent is.