Quote from @Darius Bates: Hello, I'm in the process purchasing my third 2 unit property here in Milwaukee WI.

We purchased the Biggerpockets Wisconsin Lease and making our personal changes to it.  

I live in Milwaukee and I consider Lisa Loesel at Short & Suite Home Stays one of the experts in our market.

Definitely pick Wisconsin.

I work with a few private capital sources who finance Wisconsin investors (Milwaukee included) on both flips and long-term holds.

At this point, with two months of unpaid rent, no communication, and repeated bounced checks, you’re well past the point of informal resolution.Here’s the cleanest path forward in Milwaukee:1.

Please do not come to Wisconsin, buy distressed properties, not fix them up and then let them go in to foreclosure.

I’m starting to invest in the Milwaukee area, but I don’t live in the U.S. yet.I’d love to get your recommendations on good neighborhoods to start with, and whether it’s better to focus on the north side or the south side of the city.Thanks in advance for any advice!

Since you no longer live in Wisconsin, you may face state income tax considerations both in your new state of residence and Wisconsin, especially if you generate rental income or take deductions on the Wisconsin property.You could also explore passive investing with partners in larger properties to grow without managing everything yourself and these don't have to be local.

Quote from @Kyle Hoppman: Any Madison Wisconsin or Madison area flippers here?