I recommend visiting the actual store downtown 749 N 37th St Milwaukee, they also have all sorts of signs and handy items for landlords.

I plan on purchasing mf in the downtowns of the cities surrounding Houston, mainly those with a more “Americana” type of feel( white picket fences, 4th of July block parties, neighbors worship together, founding families are still around and they let you know it, high walkability score, families are out on the street with neighbors, doors are unlocked.....)It is tough to comp certain property because they might be the only type (or one of the only two) AND some of these towns do not allow any more MF to go up, so the MF owners set the market.

They may not appreciate that much but they will at least hold their value.Schenectady has seen a lot of investment in the past decade and downtown looks much better than before.

What do you think about about a TIC in downtown Berkeley?

Its near enough to Sugarhouse, downtown, etc, and prices there are still somewhat reasonable.

I own properties just outside of downtown, so I'm around the area often.I think the 1% rule works as a good rule of thumb, but personally I look for 2% or 3%. 

Hello, I currently own a quadplex in downtown durham and am trying to find financing to pull cash out.

San Antonio has three universities (Trinity, Incarnate Word, SAC) within walking distance of each other and the downtown area.

My wife is a partner at San Jose CPA firm with office in San Jose downtown.

I'm also a Veteran, so keep that in mind for later.About the property: It is a Class C Mixed Use building in the heart of downtown La Crosse, WI, which gets excellent vehicle/foot traffic.