We self-manage a SF portfolio in Milwaukee and our goal for turnover is always zero vacancy.

I am preferential to medium/long term rentals so my exit strategy would not be applicable for many years.I make a comfortable living and have a surplus of money saved up but don't want to liquidate my entire savings accounts so I can get just one singular 200K property that may cash flow for a couple hundred bucks over the next few years.Am I missing something or being overly cautious?

Hey Harish,I work for a property management company in Milwaukee and we work with many out-of-state investors.

the buck stops with you.I BRRRR in PA and I am CONSTANTLY at my properties while a project is ongoing. 

I'll go to the county clerks office and get 25 leads for 25 cents a page plus the cost of gas to and from. 100 leads for 300 bucks a month?

This seems to be true whether it's CA, TX, AZ or OH - IN or GA.Apparently wholesaling isn't as easy as everybody thinks and are willing to pay big bucks to "learn".Obviously the decline has hit the information provider's customer base that they sell information to, and hurt their bottom line.

Tired of hearing the young buck with little experience.

The magic in real estate takes time, BP calculator will tell you..After investing for 15 years in Milwaukee (usually regarded a cash flow market) I can pretty much much sum up my philospohy in a couple sentences: acquite as much real estate as quickly as possible, as early as possible in your life.

My credit isn’t the best and I would not qualify for doing so looking to invest in Milwaukee or the Midwest area Would prefer to buy a hold, but would be interested in house flipping. 

I am a broker in WI and looking to find OOS Investors looking to invest in the Milwaukee, Racine, and Kenosha area.