I apologies for the late response.It is funny though, he didn't want to provide any information on the properties at all until he/the bank received LOI & POF information.I sent him an email expressing my concern with not having any information to offer my Buyers ie, address, a break down of how many properties in each area of the city etc.

By the way, that's a beautiful name for your city.

@Todd P. is an experience investor in League City and recently joined BP as well.

The area is a bit of a borderline edge of city area - not suburban, but not deep into the city where things get rougher and the schools deteriorate.

Live where you want and invest (with a team in place) where it makes sense.That said, what we did was take a week vacation and visited several viable cities, tried spending a day or two in each to get a feel.

She, or the guy that is buying the house, listed the house on the MLS for 550,000.00, with no information on the house, a ridiculous picture, and listed it in neighboring, less popular city, so there would be no competition.

Some college campuses have those services in-house and some Cities also have that as part of their housing programs.

Have any Milwaukee BP'ers had experience with the loan program offered for landlords by the city under the Targeted Neighborhood Investment Program (TIN)?

MTL is a beautiful city, I lived there for several years back in the 80s and still go back whenever I can.Brandon and Justin are correct, there is a wealth of information here; much of it universal, though some specific to the U.S.A.

Hi all,First time posting here - as a landlord who has been renting my condo in the City of Chicago for the last six years to the same tenant, things were going ok until this year, but now they are behind and won't even talk to me to come up with a favorable agreement - I have been very patient with them, but finding out now that being a 'good guy' doesn't pay off....I am looking into eviction now, and in my case I want to work with an attorney (even though the process looks ok to be done w/o one, but I want to make sure I am doing everything right, since I am finding out that the Chicago Ordinance is a lot different than any other city/county rules)I narrowed my list down to these two attorneys, has anyone worked with any one of them?