If you're able to, start networking at local Milwaukee real estate meetups---this is the very best education and inspiration that you will ever find--I started real estate by signing up for a guru program but by far, my best education came from speaking to other active local investors who are actually doing deals or have built financial freedom---the nationwide guru program only taught about flips and rentals but there are so many different strategies that locals have and are successfully doing.

@Ryan BrownThey are in violation of the lease, which they signed.

It's an education process.When you sit with the new lessees to sign, go over all of this so they understand the process.

The new law the SC Governor just signed makes wholesaling illegal.It has 3 parts.1.

I am a firm believer that Colorado Springs is a great place to invest due to its strong economy, temperate climate, beautiful views and easy access to outdoor activities.The market is starting to show signs of being depressed, meaning that there will be more opportunities for investors to find some great deals. 

Every investment loan I've ever seen makes you sign quite a few docs at closing stating that you will NOT occupy the property. 

Unfortunately inspectors can’t always catch those unless there are multiple signs pointing to some kind of leak or water intrusion throughout a home. 

I bought a house at a foreclosure auction and am in the process of signing contract and preparing for closing in 30 days.

There's obviously more to the screening process and management than that, but our eviction rate in-house is 1 eviction for every 750 leases signed. 

Im thinking of signing up.