It’s one of the hottest markets in the Midwest with strong population and job growth and huge employers moving in like Intel, Amazon, Google, Honda, Facebook, Microsoft, and LG.

They don't properly research & align:Neigborhood ClassProperty ClassTenant ClassPMC ClassContractor ClassSo, they often buy a Class C property, in a Class D Neighborhood, hire a Class B PMC to manage it, then have a Class A contractor do over-the-top renovations/repairs - and expect Class A results.When the Class of all these moving parts don't properly align, it is often a disaster.

Starting to build relationships with agents and lenders now is smart, since the right team can make all the difference once you’re ready to move.

I want to move on.

Learn from both sides, take that course, then move forward with what aligns with your vision.

For some context, with MLS data, last year in Madison, the median sale price of a 3 bed, 1-2 bath home with under 2,000 sq ft above grade was $394,960 and average almost $419k and similar pricing in Dane County overall as buyers move out to surrounding communities in search of more affordable options.Milwaukee is a big market I am not that familiar with as I live in Madison, WI, but if you decide you have an interest in Rock County, prices can get in your price range in places like Janesville and Beloit, WI, but still mostly above $120k (median sale price last year in Rock Co with that home criteria was $253k, but sales did take place in your price range if you end up in that area of south central WI. 

You can list them as "as is" and document their condition at move-in.

As you begin building and growing your portfolio, one of the most valuable moves you can make is establishing a solid and forward-thinking asset protection plan.Real estate can be incredibly rewarding, but it comes with its share of risks—ranging from lawsuits and liability exposure to unexpected creditor challenges.

This is a common and smart way to scale your operation, moving from a solo investor to a team leader.

Made some decent money acting in commercials and doing professional theatre for a little.Filmed my school's football team and edited a hype video... worked my way up to getting paid to make videos for various teams and events.Tried to start a clothing brand, got a few sales, not proud to say I lost passion, focus and gave up.Started a YT channel, grew to 1,000+ subscribers, kids at school found it and I slowly stopped posting.Volunteered at a local church, started as a camera operator, showed up consistently, learned a ton and eventually worked my way up to working as director of the broadcast team for a couple of services.