New to this area, looking for a small 2 door or 4 door, I can live in one of them.The area I am looking for is converse.

You will trust yourself the most, or ask someone you really trust to have a conversation with you and to refer to it after you got an offer accepted and keep you afloat!

With coin-operated machines you're likely going to be required to roll the coins in order to deposit them, or use a machine like coin-star which takes a fee for the cash conversion.

That being said I'd like to strike up a conversation on speculation of specific Milwaukee neighborhoods.

I may take you up on a conversation in the near future, and I appreciate the offer.To answer your first question, there are existing homes in my region that I can rehab and put into my portfolio.

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Among the biggest projects anchoring the boom: The $524 million Bucks arena.Northwestern Mutual's $450 million office tower and $100 million apartment high-rise.The $137 million BMO Harris Financial Center office tower.The $122 million Couture apartment high-rise.The $80 million conversion of the Warner Grand Theater into the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's performance hall.The $50 million Westin Hotel.Large projects already completed over the past year include the $101 million 833 East office building, the $53 million latest phase in The North End apartments and retail development, and the $52 million Kimpton Journeyman Hotel.Finally, there are several new and ongoing downtown-area developments below the $50 million mark, including apartments, offices and hotels.Of course, Milwaukee has it's challanges too.

So my question is, within code violations, are there other filtering criteria you can suggest where there's a higher likelihood of a prospect being more motivated to sell, or at least have an honest conversation about it with the lead?

For any investors looking for an agent to work with, I'd love to have a conversation with you.