Doing a cleanout, & there's a can in a box.

That said, make no mistake, we're new to this process and business, know there's a lot to learn, and that's part of the reason we are here, as well as to contribute as we can in the future.

Don't give up a 4 plex,improve the situation.Improve the property and get better tenants for higher rents.Work the problem,you will regret giving someone else your profits after you sell it.Agents will tell you anything to get you to sell and give them fat commission checks so get honest opinions from people who get no profits from your property.

Each location has a different type of property, price point and exit strategy.Please just do a few things:1) Read about real estate and learn all you can.2) Hit a couple of BP podcasts weekly on topics which interest you.3) Review and analyze as many deals as you can in your local neighborhood and locations you are interested.

Typical Milwaukee 4plex mechanicals, furnaces and water heaters centrally located in the basement.I would not be doing them myself, those days are behind this fat old Sicilian ... ;-)

Doing as much reading/podcast time as I can in an effort to educate myself.

I'd recommend starting out by listening to as many podcasts as you can in regards to whichever niche you plan on working on.

If you choose sugary, fatty junk food, you're gonna get fat, but we never blame the store for fat people.

I plan to purchase more multi-family homes in the area to build my portfolio and work towards financial freedom.Thanks for taking the time to read my post, and I look forward to contributing as much as I can in the community.Eric

Other than that, I'm here to learn as much as I can in the meantime and hopefully I can make it to some of the meeting in St.