Adverse Possession in WisconsinWisconsin’s adverse possession doctrine is a mix of statute and case law.

The main street will adversely affect the value, typically by 10% on average.

If Matt isn't risk adverse and has cash reserves, couldn't he lever up and take down a $5-10mm property that could/should give him something like 20% cash on cash returns?

Don't give the applicants much info, just that there was a more qualified applicant, and provide the adverse action info if you are denying based on credit report info. 

What niche you want to focus on is mostly a matter of preference and your personal 'risk adverse meter'.

If you are risk adverse real estate, (especially out of state) is not for you.

Some realtors are going to be adverse to flips, BUT flipping in and of itself is not illegal.

The higher payment will adversely affect your ability to qualify for the next loan as it will raise your debt to income ratio.  

I am extremely adverse to taking out a line of credit on my home since I am looking forward to a day without a mortgage on my personal home, and really don't want to touch the 401k until retirement.  

Now that I've gotten used to the idea of other people paying my bills for me, I want to get more out of it, but I want to be able to make a smart, calculated, risk adverse move that will get me in a better situation than I'm in now so I can eventually make real estate my full time gig.