Due to the current climate of the economy, I’m thinking about making it a section 8 property.

In this climate, I'd use a really savvy eviction lawyer who ONLY does evictions, and who is young enough and smart enough to be able to learn the new regulations, and tech savvy enough to do all filings electronically.

They're very good and I know Clint, he's a smart lawyer and investor and passionate about what they do there.In this climate right now with what we are seeing on the litigation end, I'll just say what I always do which is to treat your business like a business and assume you will be successful in business so build the foundation that can handle that success.

Does is make sense to refinance my first home and get a heloc on it to purchase the second home during this current climate?

What is the best approach when attempting to enter into the real estate game especially in this economic climate?

Given the financial climate with COVID and the unknown of the real estate market, do yall have any insight on what you have done previously?

With current COVID climate, many lenders are tightening eligibility, but is curious if this is an option anyway with the owner occupant restriction. 

With the current market climate you will have to be more aggressive with what you contract the home at but still doable. 

You're going to want grasses that do well in cold climates and sometimes higher humidity.

We have a very low cost of living, a very diverse economy independent from one major industry, a growing number of hip start ups, moderate climate (yes, we do have snow in the winter..), but no hurricanes, earthquakes, droughts, wildfires and we sit on of the largest fresh water lakes in the world.It is a myth that Milwaukee does not appreciate.