I am a nursing supervisor and looking for alternative means of investing in my families future.

I'd say to contact the inspector(s) you've got good relationships with and not knowing the whole situation this is one you'd have to decide exactly how to handle it, but maybe its setting up a meeting with one of the supervisors or just talking on the phone, but with the goal of getting the point across that you want to spread the word throughout their office (and admittedly, its a large city with a lot of inspectors, we're not just talking about like 5 people here) but to get the point across that you are in this for the long term, you will be keeping your properties in great shape, etc because like I said before, from the DNS point of view and especially being from out of town (and double that for being from Chicago, which for whatever reason, SOME Milwaukee people think of as being something bad) for all they know, you could be the latest out of town slumlord and you need to smash that perception into a million pieces and that may well be something you'll have to do many times over, but its not that hard to do.

This sale is literally happening in the bottom floor of my workplace building!  

Owner kept dodging me though not allowing me the opportunity to even see the inside of the home till I came to his workplace yesterday.

I'm an Information Technology supervisor in the Air Force, and will continue this field after retirement. 

Hi everyone. I'm just looking for some opinions here. Found lots more vacant houses this weekend driving for dollars and 3 different vacant homes belong to 3 different attorneys who are now obviously living elsewhere....

I own flex pm...bill Webert is my maintenance supervisor ...give us a call 

At the same time I am a full time Account Supervisor at a digital marketing firm who loves business/finance books over novels (recommendations please!)

I am a production supervisor for a home builder.

Or there may be a need to rebid, or get additional inspections, or issues with government agencies hold it up.Maybe the management company is having problems with bids, internal issues, bad manager, even a bad supervisor (yes, that can affect this).