Traffic seems thinner than I remember.Just curious how everyone is finding deals these days?

(We live in Ohio so it's cheap.)

My plan for that was to house hack, have my fiance live in one and rent out others.

Hi Mikhail,60 days to close is pretty typical for the area.

I would talk this through with them, and see where they want to be on split and how you want to be on splits.

According to RentCafe Milwaukee was the third most competitive market to rent (ahead of markets NY, LA, SF..) last year and we see it here on the ground with our own lease ups. 

My father still lives there 6 months of the year.  

I love both your strategies, but if it is at all possible for you to host hack aka buy a 2-4 unit building, live in one unit, and rent out the others that would be the best way to get into the real estate space with the least amount of risk.

That is noted about the location - I would rather deal with better tenants than ones who are a pain any day.

Does this mean the owner of a property has to own and live in it for at least 12 months before doing the condo conversion in order to get an exemption in other words?