The RPA (Rental Property Association of Wi) is advocating for property owners, offers a Landlord Bootcamp for legal education (next in Nov) - also for property managers - so you have all the i's dottened, t's crossed on your forms.

In Nov 2014, my business group bought what I would graciously call a slum as our first foray into multi-unit.  

With that being said, I know the properties are still outthere, so I am hoping to pick up some new and innovative ways some of you guys have utilized to overcome this hurdle.

I understand virtual makes things more difficult as well which is why I try to be creative and innovative as much as I can until I get to the point where I can travel to meets, network, and learn from others in person.

He had bought himself a jet as well as 36 million in real estate in Nov - Dec 2021.  

And need more low-cost innovation to air seal and insulate...

Started this year with a goal of buying two properties. closed on 2 single family properties that are on 1 lot at the end of July i only count this as one property. in Nov i will be closing on 2 more properties a duplex and triplex they are side by side. in my conservative way i still only count this as one property. so im most proud if hitting my goal even if it was very last minute on both.

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My biggest concerns are the first few steps of researching a property before you buy it.When you have been investing/real estate for awhile you don't go on the MLS but have more innovative strategies to inquire about properties like ie: searching for vacant homes, looking up home address of the owner in public records and contacting to make cash deal, or a network of teams doing the footwork for you Someone starting out like myself will have to go on sites like realtor.comzillow.com or trulia.com. ( I'm not a realtor so no MLS access) Click various properties and use the 50% rule to make quick assumptions if the property is worth looking at.