Seeking a referral for a good property manager in the Milwaukee market for out of state investor.I have family in the area however I am on the west coast.The property I am looking at acquiring (duplex) has tenants in place, and I am just looking for good property management, eyes on the property etc.Thank you very much!  

I am looking at acquiring a duplex in Milwaukee.  

For us, this will result in roughly $85k in cash after costs of the refinance (according to loan estimate that I recently acquired for my unit). 

It all depends on the tenants staying or going and what costs I need to outlay to acquire new ones.  

I know the obvious suggestion will be to acquire personal equity, but I wanted to know if any of you have successfully used creative ways to fund your first investment. 

I have a property that was acquired as Sub-to.

Yes, I know there are doctors and graduates like my uncle who successfully do solid real estate deals in his free time acquiring cash flow units and do quite well, but guess what?

Wondering if anyone has used these sites to acquire a property, and, if so, how the experience was.  

Acquire Capital2.

You have to live at the property for an undefined period of time, this is ideal for small multi-family as you can acquire the whole building with no cash down, live there for a while and still rent out the other units.