(And by contrast, the suburbs can boast some of the best school systems in the country.)If investors want to come to a place like Milwaukee and give it a go, fine.

Just be sure to get ultra clear on what they will and won’t do for that fee.

This includes hiring a local inspector to assess the condition of the property, working with a property manager to help oversee the rental process, and having a clear understanding of the local laws and regulations that govern rental properties.One state you might want to consider is Ohio, which boasts thriving cities like Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland.

. $300k for about 20 acres of ultra-rare "small denomination farmland lots" with c. $11 million in credits and excellent post-TDR Mitigation Bank credit potential, although that will take up to five years to fully certify for MB.So, while investing in King county TDR doesn't pencil out, for Snohomish county with the right properties, "Oh, hell yeah!"

My understanding is there is basic Allure and Allure Ultra.

Or certain areas/streets will be ultra competitive because it's one of the few most people would buy...message me if you'd like been in KC while and familiar with the smaller rural areas somewhat.

Boasting some of the nicest homes in NC, one of the most popular in-state schools, and it's coastline for tourists; Wilmington makes a great place to be on any investors radar.

On top of all of that, it boasts one of the best college football teams Ohio State Buckeyes, which is very well known and has a cult following, and attracts a lot of people to the games.

I had been trying to buy BRRRR opportunities for awhile, but was always getting outbid because I did not have a great contractor available to me so I always used ultra conservative rehab numbers.

You won't be able to get the same ultra low rate traditional loans (at least not in your own name) after 10 houses because government-backed loans (i.e.