It will be best to choose one and run with it for a bit so you have a base of comparison for the future - keycheck is a solid start.

I also take pesos, gold, silver, cars, motorcycles, trade houses, airplanes, stocks, bonds.... etc... to piece a deal together and get paid!

Most come here hoping to find an avenue via real estate investing to quit their day job, but that should NOT be their goal.They should be pursuing RE investing to diversify & improve their financial future. 

@Brittane Jenkins  A few other somewhat creative ways: 401k loan (if you're comfortable with that), margin account on your stock investments, seller financing for the downpayment (usually has to be done with a business or commercial loan for the remaining part of the loan).

Even with a professional inspection you can't predict the future.

There’s also future development potential given the size of the land and zoning (allows for medium density development up to 8 units per property).What would be the best way to structure financing for a deal like this?

Good luck for your future dear!!!

$200/mo has been the long-standing average in Milwaukee, but with current rates you'll need to bring a bit more down payment.However, stay above at or above median price. 100k does buy you a lot of headaches and future capex.

Getting the deduction when abandoned or at the time of updating those asset classes and also getting the assets off the balance sheet to avoid future gain from sale price allocation.

In this post, I will explore the historical impact of the election results on the housing market, if any, and share my view of the current election impact.Historically, U.S. investors have seen similar annual stock market returns regardless of which political party is in power.