Saint Josephs street...for ten bucks lol

I am looking for a Investor Friendly Title Company in Bucks County Pa.

In Milwaukee you have a world of difference between two blocks, sometimes even the very next street, and while you might be able to find a dirt cheap property on that run down street, it would not be fair to comp it with the others, because anyone considering purchasing a home in the area will know which are the better and worse streets to live on. 

Yes you need to research and spend a couple hundred bucks on learning the system but I think for beginners it is our best bet.

I would go more bang for your buck by going with a quad just because you can house hack it of course and get a little extra income as far how you you crunch in those numbers.

. - umbrella insurance is dirt cheap - you can get $1M for a few hundred bucks a year. 

I don't expect Scenario 1 to happen easily, but if we can have a couple conversations and spend a few bucks to get us close to that scenario, we'll be far better off than if we take a confrontational stance and motivate him to push us all into Scenario 2.In any case, we'll get something started tomorrow.

Spend a few bucks on some good books such as "the millionaire real estate investor, cash flow-what every investor needs to know, and the book called "hold".

Here we have 'leave live' agreements with the utility to keep the power on between tenants.The few bucks saved by not having power in your name for a little while can cost much more apparently.I would run the dehumidifier a couple days and revisit the issue with your tenant.  

Clearly, I'd rather rent a 2/1/2, but renters are going to go for the 3/2/2 for a 100 bucks more.I know what I'm going to charge, I just don't like it.