>60,000), or Midwest cities that have experienced sustained growth such as Des Moines, IA, Madison, WI, etc. 

I'd say you "get to" work with a professional, to save/make money and have peace of mind for yourself and other investors.Yonah Weiss at Madison SPECS is highly professional and personable, one of the most generous and gregarious in real estate:https://yonahweiss.madisonspec...

Hello,Doing some due diligence on a 8unit property near Madison.

And I also understand that while the first deal is the hardest to get and that one should never take a ****** deal, once the first deal is done and the first asset elevated and stabilized it ultimately becomes the least important property in a portfolio: the real long term value of that first property is that it gets you on the field and in the game.For the past week I’ve been chopping up market data and podcasts and dumping them into my brain to slow cook until I had something digestible.The stew in my skull is roughly 1/3 market research (Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison, Detroit, Grand Rapids, south bend, Indianapolis, St.

Would not recommend looking in Huntsville/Madison AL right now - we have 50+ investors writing offers for every house that hits the market right now.  

Detroit (and it's neighborhoods: Hazel Park, East English Village, Madison Heights, etc.) has been an area that has also interested me as a potential place to invest.

Madison St.Forest Park, IL. 60130Specifically, I've worked with Ted Rozmus - Vice President of Lending on several commercial loans in Chicago.

I’m hardly paying any attention to properties in Madison currently.

@Liza DydyshkaI'm a local REI in Huntsville and live in Madison, AL.

I just relocated to the Greenville area in South Carolina from Madison Wisconsin!