I live in Madison so I'm a little familiar with Lake Wisconsin.  

Sun Valley, NV. 1979 Madison Moduline, 24 X 60 mobile home. 3-4/2, approx. 1400 sqft.

To get a multi-family is a lot more...So, i am a little confused as to how to start...i am going to some clubs for the first time this month so hopefully I will meet someone that will 'unconfuse' me....However, i read a lot that it is good when starting out to pick a small, focused area and stick to it for the first 1 to few deals...makes sense..and this area should be close by...problem is, all places close by are reasonably expensive...I am primarily interested in accumulating income producing properties so should I:- stick to a somewhat local area and simply try to find a _really_ cheap deal - not sure how difficult yet- branch out to outer counties or even into wisconsin (racine/madison) where prices may be more agreeable?

-Madison

-Madison

Yeah, I think the branding is going to be one of the most important things that we do in our Green Apartment Network here in Madison.

Many not so nice operators were talking non RE professionals doctors dentist etc to buy these then doing LLC's and most of those got audited and thrown out ( if in deed they got audited) I bought 2 mil worth of rentals in Madison MS and took the 1 mil write off over 24 month buying spree..

For suburban entry points there are a lot of options but if it were me I'd look for something in less expensive parts of Ferndale, Madison Heights, or parts of Hazel Park, assuming you're going to be living there.

Hi Madison,I actually did a google search for a "free houston zip code map" and I got pretty decent results.I think that this one is good: www.zipmap.net/Texas/Harris_County/Houston.htmKeleigh

Hey all, I was approached last night about a seller financing deal for a 1/1 duplex in Madison, WI.