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Nhi Tran
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Investing in Milwaukee WI

Nhi Tran
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Hello BiggerPockets Members -

I recently came across some duplexes for sell in Milwaukee, Wisconsin (I live in Houston, Texas). They are currently for sale at $28K with $1,200 rental income. If this is true, this is an incredible deal with huge ROI. However, I'm not familiar with the real estate market in Milwaukee and was wondering if any investors can advise whether this is a normal return on investment for this area. Besides flying up there to check out the properties in person, what kind of questions should I be asking the seller to ensure that this is legit? Thank you in advance for your comments and inputs.

Nhi

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