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Nik Lee
  • Milwaukeee, WI
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Finding good Tenants in the winter

Nik Lee
  • Milwaukeee, WI
Posted

Hey BP,

I am a newbie investor and had completed only one live and flip. I am now transitioning to a buy a hold method in attempt to build cashflow and wealth in attempt to find financial freedom. I live and invest in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and the winters here can get pretty cold and some years a lot of snow. My question is how much harder is it to find good tenants during the winter? I am debating to buy a property now or wait til spring.

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