Milwaukee, Racine and the suburbs will also have good opportunity

This was the best bang for the buck I could find with quality construction. 

If you're going to do this for the long-term, it's worth talking to a real estate lawyer and spending a few bucks to get it done properly until you know the procedure.   

You could probably push back and get that knocked down a couple hundred bucks (but I wouldn't expect it to go down to 6k)

Sell it real fast and go for the quick buck?

I had one where I was in NYC and the MN charged 350 bucks  OUCH..

For those looking for solid class C homes, an occasional class B homes in town and spread through a few of the surrounding towns, ie Wathena, KS or Savanna, MO on a passive cash flow investment plan with at times great bang for your buck, St Joe can be a market worth target. 

You could even use a 3rd, which buys LLC#1 & LLC#2 to keep it even cleaner.This is one of those situations where trying to save a buck (by going to the auction) will end up costing you more in the long run. 

Hi There, I'm looking for a high-octane, knowledgeable Buyer's Agent in the Milwaukee/Waukesha area who owns and manages his/her own multifamily properties locally.

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