Should I stay with standard height … I think it’s 8 ft for garage or should I get it taller?  

It's a method of getting them to participate so they feel comfortable asking questions and learning.

If you’re comfortable with the tenant risk and low cash flow in exchange for a solid property in good condition with long-term appreciation potential, then proceeding could make sense, maybe you you can negotiate some concessions?  

It's conservative but that's what my wife is comfortable with.

Choosing the best first property depends on the timeline, learning opportunities, financial comfort, and property appreciation and market demand.Good luck!

$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.

Tenants typically stay that long because (a) the rents are way below market and they can't give up a good deal, or (b) they are bad tenants who enjoy the freedom of living under a weak landlord.

Stick to areas you're comfortable with, and try to steer away from other people's "deal calculators"; you'll overwhelm yourself.  

They typically do not pay their portion of the rent, do not stay very long and without fail trash the property. 

If you go file for an eviction and they show up and pay their lease, they get to stay in the property.2.