These properties may also not be new to the auction block, and could be a result of a failed bid.

It's definitly a block by block case in that area and some streets can be very sketchy.

I'm thinking about going the vinyl fencing or block fencing route to reduce  maintenance costs as the property will be a rental in the future. 

You will also have a parking pad and/or garage, a small yard and a neighborhood block feel.

I caught the latest Planet Money episode, which followed the local residents and city finding all of the absentee owners of a block on N.

Currently the exterior is a mix of stucco, block, and wood siding.

What size multifamily unit should I start with?  We are builders also so was wondering if we should start with an 8-12 plex before venturing into a larger apartment venture.  Thoughts?  Right know we have built and so...

I am in negotiations with the owner of a 13 unit apartment 1 block from the beach.

We had a rodent problem in the attic area that was dealt with and outside holes were blocked.

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.