All Forum Posts by: Charles Clark
Charles Clark has started 12 posts and replied 226 times.
Post: What are the top 3 markets you would recommend investing in?

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- Milwaukee, WI
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@Jakub Rauch
Great question! For stable cash flow and steady appreciation, markets like the Midwest (Milwaukee, Cleveland, Indianapolis) and parts of the Southeast (Atlanta suburbs, Carolinas) tend to perform well. It really comes down to your goals—want me to share a quick breakdown of pros/cons for each?
Post: What are the top 3 markets you would recommend investing in?

- Real Estate Broker
- Milwaukee, WI
- Posts 235
- Votes 168
@Jakub Rauch
Great question—it really depends on your goals. Generally, markets in the Midwest and Southeast (like Indiana, Ohio, Alabama, and the Carolinas) are known for stable cashflow, while places like Texas, Florida, and Arizona have shown stronger appreciation. A balanced market often has steady job growth, population growth, and affordable entry points. What kind of property are you leaning toward—single-family or multifamily?
Post: I can scope out Wisconsin properties for you!

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- Milwaukee, WI
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@Jacob Guereca
I’m based in Milwaukee with 11+ years in construction and now offering property-scouting and inspection services for investors. I’ll provide detailed reports, spot issues others might miss, and if you move forward, my crew and I can handle everything from repairs to full renovations—licensed, insured, and affordable. Let’s connect and make it happen!
Post: Ready to work and build towards my first investment.

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- Milwaukee, WI
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@Jacob Guereca
Welcome, Jacob! With your skill set and experience, you’ll be a huge asset in this space. Excited to see you step into investing—you’re already way ahead with the construction background.
Post: Anyone Else Noticing Lenders Backing Out More Often Lately?

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- Milwaukee, WI
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@Deborah Wodell
Yes, I've seen this happen more often too. Having backup lenders and exploring DSCR or private money has really helped me keep deals alive. Flexibility is key in today's market.
Post: Is it just me, or are we on the edge of great opportunity?

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- Milwaukee, WI
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“Great points — I’m seeing the same signals. Rates coming down + slower MF construction = real opportunity. Thoughts on timing?”
Conversational / Engaging:
“Agree — these trends line up. If MF starts to slow and rates keep falling, rents and prices could move up. Anyone seeing early signs locally?”
Analytical / Prompting:
“Good summary. I’d add vacancy trends and local job growth as key signals to watch. What markets are you watching for this shift?”
Post: What to do with rental equity

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- Milwaukee, WI
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@Ginger Olinghouse
That’s a tough but smart evaluation, Ginger. Selling to avoid capital gains and pay down your primary could relieve pressure, while raising rent or reinvesting could build long-term wealth. It really comes down to your cash flow needs vs. growth goals. Thanks for sharing your situation—curious to hear what others think too
Post: New Networth Realty Acquisitions Associate in Milwaukee

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- Milwaukee, WI
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@Daniel Harrison
Good question—experiences with Networth seem mixed. Curious to hear what others think too.
Post: Haven't done BRRRR before, how to get started?

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- Milwaukee, WI
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@Austin Fowler
Welcome! BRRRR is a smart move in this market—happy to chat and share insights.
Post: 🏠 September 2025 U.S. Rental Market Update

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- Milwaukee, WI
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Quote from @Matt Thelen:
Quote from @Charles Clark:
@Matt Thelen
“Great insights! Thanks for sharing the breakdown — really helpful to see where DOM is trending and what’s working in different markets.”
Appreciate it, thanks for sharing!
Happy to! I pull it monthly for Nomad so may as well share it :)