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Mitchell Schweda
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  • Waukesha WI
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Looking for a home to put some sweat equity into

Mitchell Schweda
  • New to Real Estate
  • Waukesha WI
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Hey Everyone!

I'm new to real estate but I've been learning and researching for about 6 months. I'm looking for a property in southeast Wisconsin (waukesha, west allis, even menomonee falls areas) that I can renovate and gain some equity in. I'm hoping to use it down the line for a HELOC and possibly as a down payment on a duplex. I've made a couple offers on MLS listings but I'm quickly realizing that is a terrible way to find a fixer upper.

I just started sending letters and "driving for dollars" but does anyone have other ways to find homes in need of renovation in a market like this?  Maybe wholesalers?

Thanks!

Mitchell

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