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Updated almost 8 years ago,

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  • Wholesaler
  • San Diego, ca
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Wisconsin Investing?

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  • Wholesaler
  • San Diego, ca
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Hello BP'ers! Any investors in the Milwaukee, WI area that can provide feedback on investments in the area? I've been reading a lot about the area and wanted some local advice. I'm looking to buy and hold in the area, focused on cash flow, single family, class B-/C+, working class families. - Is WI a landlord friendly state? What's the average eviction process? Length of time, costs? - specific areas to look out for? Reading that North can be rough. Any rule of thumbs e.g. Stay between 33th and 70th street? - actual vacancy rates (I will plan for 10%) - stable economy with good jobs? - overall experience? - recommendations for great property management companies, real estate agent, and general contractors? Thanks in advance BP'ers!

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