I am in the Minneapolis, Minnesota area and looking to ramp up my investing business!

One such negative is that in Minneapolis, an owner cannot pull their own permits for repairs since only natural citizens have that right.

College housing has become incredibly expensive and you’ll save a lot of money if you can pull this off.If you do decide to buy in Minneapolis I would consider whether or not you plan on coming back here?

When our lease expires in May, we would like to buy a duplex in the Minneapolis-St.

I am originally from northern Minnesota, and had lived in Minneapolis for years after college in Mankato, MN.

I would love to help you learn more about multi family properties in Minneapolis.

Industrial in Minneapolis and Chicago seems like 8% or so, by the time I adjust for location and uniqueness I\m in the 10 to 11% range. 

I've worked with a couple financial planners in the past and neither seemed to be capable of doing more thorough analysis than I was given ~20 hours of work in Excel, so I'm looking for someone who can demonstrate to me quantitatively that their analysis is correct given whatever assumptions their modeling takes into account.Background:I currently own 5 properties, 14 units in Minneapolis/St.

Minneapolis does require you hire Minneapolis licensed contractors that are expensive and can add 100's to 1000's to each repair bill for things like electrical, plumbing, heating, AC, siding, and roofs. 

I'm Jonathan and I grew up and currently live in the Minneapolis, MN area.