& @Dawn P., i agree.

After brainstorming what would be the absolute quickest way to start, it dawned on me that instead of finishing my basement to be a mancave, I could finish it with renting in mind.

I got about half way through my response and realized that everything I was typing seemed way too familiar for it to have been an original thought - if then dawned on me that Jay had sent an email that morning about that very topic.Who are these 2 wholesale lenders that you're referring to?

I can imagine tenants causing damage moving large items around, and water damage when improperly connecting washers, dishwashers, etc...

Anyway, I'll keep posting as my search continues, but to people looking into the Milwaukee area, I would recommend getting Dawn's book that describes several of the areas.Sorry if this post seems rambly, I'll keep at it and hopefully the knowledge sharing quality increases with my own knowledge quantity.

I used to live in that area, but @Dawn Brenengen still does and is a very knowledgeable investor agent.

Any suggestions on where I can find appliances (Fridge, Microwave, Dishwasher, and Stove) for rental property in and around Charlotte area.

Right now, it's 11:30 pm, my hands are covered in Kilz, I'll be up at the crack of dawn tomorrow to go work s'more on my properties...I get unsolicited messages from new users who talk to me about "passive income" and I just laugh when I see them.One aspect of the cheap cash-flow rental game that we haven't talked about in this thread is selling the portfolio of small multifamily and SFR.

As I’m getting more responses, it has even dawned on me that as I would join a team, I would be able to work with various softwares and techniques to help with client management, marketing, closing, etc.

Now, that being said, for $75 I have gotten new fridges, new dish washers, electrical work that would normally be $200+, and a furnace fixed.