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Tomas Saenz
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Milwaukee Market Insight

Tomas Saenz
  • Investor
  • Chicago
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Hello all, Milwaukee interests me as city that I may consider buying in. Ideally I am looking to do a live and flip if possible but I am not opposed to a buy and hold property. I plan to drive through the neighborhoods within the next few weeks to get a better understanding of the city/culture/development. I am in Chicago so driving up there is not a big deal. My plan would be to buy a "fixer upper" in a "B" or "A" neighborhood. Can anyone share any insight on the neighborhoods that would fit this strategy? Are there any proven areas where this approach would work also what is the rental market like? Additionally, what is the communities' outlook on the city's long term outlook? I have read about some of the good things going on in neighborhoods like Bayview but I have also read about high concentrated crime areas. Any additional information on the city or thoughts would be appreciated! Thanks - Tomas Saenz 

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