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Scott Pass
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New investor – Milwaukee WI

Scott Pass
  • Denver, CO
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Hello everyone,

I am a new investor living just outside of Denver Colorado, and we are looking for our first rental property in Milwaukee WI. If you are familiar with the Denver markets you know that the prices here are out of control which makes it very difficult to find cash flowing properties. Since finding this awesome site and watching YouTube videos and listening to Podcasts we have decided to invest out of state. I am just finishing up reading David Greene’s book “Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat” and plan to buy his book on long distance investing next. After doing some research we are lending towards Milwaukee, because of property costs to rent ratio and the availability of duplexes. It also seems like that market is prime for an upturn.

Thank you in advance and I look forward to getting to know more of you from this site.

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