We also have a chronic housing shortage and a very competitive market.If you want to learn more about Milwaukee: link to YouTube channel in my bio.

It continues to have a large housing shortage.  

Jerrod Thank You Jerrod,All-though I recognize now I have a shortage of time to invest with sweat equity.

With housing prices skyrocketing, the increasing cost of raw components and lumber, and labor shortages, the idea of owning a piece of income property is just not in the cards anymore for many individuals.

Especially in a city like Milwaukee where a lot of houses are between 60 and 120 years old.But we also have a chronic housing shortage, which is driving up prices and rents.

Rent growth of 8.2% (There is a shortage of product.

Is there a shortage of good help in that area?

Rents have increased tremendously since our area got hit by Hurricane Michael, we had a vast shortage of rental properties, and prices went way up! 

I wouldn't sell in this market as there is a shortage and pent up demand.

Values are re-assessed upon purchase price which I think is a factor in why people hold onto properties for a really long time and we have a housing shortage and high demand (Bay Area specifically).