Paul, MN     97.9% 2     Providence, RI     97.6% 3 (tie)     Detroit, MI     97.1% 3 (tie)     Sacramento, CA     97.1% 5 (tie)     New York, NY     97.0% 5 (tie)     Newark/Jersey City, NJ     97.0% 5 (tie)     San Francisco, CA     97.0% 8     Boston, MA     96.7% 9 (tie)     Milwaukee, WI     96.6% 9 (tie)     San Diego, CA     96.6% 11 (tie)     Los Angeles, CA     96.5% 11 (tie)     Oakland, CA     96.5%  

@Nicole W. 

Originally posted by @David W.

I really can't see how a landlord, a property owner, is in a position of bad luck.Here in Milwaukee, I am not sure of the number of people on sec 8.

I have one buy-and-hold rental investment in Milwaukee, and I'm currently looking for my second deal.

I am based out of Wisconsin and have recently started to invest into realestate.

For example we recently had an electronic Wi-Fi lock fail at a unit.  

Milwaukee, WI and the surrounding area has abundant opportunity for real estate investing.

@John W.

I work with a lot of house hack clients and in Milwaukee your out of pocket would be about right for a duplex on the desireable East Side close to the lake.Typically that would be a $275k-375k purchase price depending on condition, rents between 1400 and 1700 depending on number of bedrooms, square footage and condition of kitchen and bath.