I see this as being an issue for some, because who REALLY wants to pay heat in WI if it was being provided!?!

I'm a member of the Milwaukee REIA, which is hosting an all-day event on Saturday, June 24, with Bill Noll.

However, a more reasonably priced option is this one from Honeywell which I use at my permanent residence (Honeywell 7 day Wi-fi):5) Know your neighborsIf you want to remotely manage a vacation rental, you must meet and know your neighbors.

This is the only one I've found that is NOT dependent on Wi-Fi.

For example, the only hard money lender listed in WI offers 15% interest and 5% in origination fees for a maximum of 3 years.

The local bank I am using in Wisconsin told me that I can only apply for a variable loan (Fannie Mae) because the address I list on my tax returns is outside of the US.

Siding is last, again take this time to insulate better with either foam board or blown in insulation.I live in wisconsin and with cold winters and humid summers, I see a good return on energy efficiency.

Originally posted by @Jerry W.

Originally posted by @Jerry W.

. – both (unlicensed) each ordered to pay $25,000 civil penalty for engaging in the unlicensed practice of real estate.SR, Frederick, MD – (unlicensed) ordered to pay a $25,000 civil penalty for engaging in the unlicensed practice of a real estate broker corporation and timeshare resale agent.JS, Mequon, WI – (unlicensed) ordered to cease and desist from selling, brokering or accepting commissions in connection with the sale of Illinois property. ** as an example,look for 'and drafted addenda to contracts without first being licensed to practice law.' on page 14 per http://www.ncrec.gov/Bulletin/pdf/May2009-Vol40-1.pdf. *** In this BP topic, I refer to a case in Cumberland County, NC Special Superior Court for Complex Business Cases where lawyers didn't draft an LLC operating agreement... http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/80546-no-need-for-an-operating-agreement-just-ask-a-lawyer.