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Lei Pan
  • Tacoma, WA
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Why investors dump their Milwaukee low end rental properties?

Lei Pan
  • Tacoma, WA
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I have done a lot of studies of listed Milwaukee properties, particularly those listed below $50k.  I am surprised to see a couple of investors are unloading their properties by selling in bundles.  Their properties are still all fully rented out, and with good cash flow in my opinion.

What are the reasons for their unloading?

(1) do they see bad future?

(2) do they have too much hidden costs that make the cash flow much worse than it looks?

(3) Did they find better opportunities elsewhere?

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