This is called "Pro Se". 

NE/SE is where the greatest concentrations of them exist.

After the hurricanes in 2004 and 2005, the areas in SE FL had issues with Chinese Drywall as they attempted to get materials in during the last building boom.

@Bryce Allen to confirm your thoughts on the Milwaukee market, any deals my clients have bought in 2018 in SE WI, that was 6 units or larger, have been off market deals.Current landlords are being marketed to by other landlords so heavily, the sellers have multiple buyers lined up if they ever decide to sell.It's competitive out there. 

Thank you again for the support in this, y'all are awesome :) https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/33-Spence-Ave-SE-Atlanta-...

It doesn't sound clever.It's a carveout, or an exception to a general rule, of which there are 5 more to the per se passive rules.That's how to Code is structured.

I’m not sure what you’re saying per se.

Here is a link to the product I am considering:  http://www.homedepot.com/p/Armstrong-12-ft-Wide-Se...Compared to vinyl planks, it is less expensive, quicker to install, and provides greater protection against water. 

Hi John,I live in SE Wisconsin and do hard money loans, let me know if you would like to network.  

Sometimes you need to be fooled by someone so that you learn your lesson.If you think we are at a peak in real estate, then how does that fit with the fact that housing supply is super low right now https://fred.stlouisfed.org/se....