Knowing of course that it is an IRS untaught method to their people who Audit return (of our SIC codes)-- An unknown fish so to speak that might cause them to simply redline it costing the customer big Bucks $$$$$$$$$ (and anxiety).The tax savings on a $30,000 write off should buy quite a few Mcdonald's cheeseburgers.

Put your hard hat on and buck the **** up.

you order them from your title company however if CT is an attorney closing state you would have to ask them where you order it.. it just shows the liens and encumberances.. its not a full report though.. but it gets you started and they are usually about 100 bucks.

The real agents/brokers have a license and would not jeopardize their license to make a quick buck like some of the people shooting you quick offers.  

Personally we have long stopped buying "doors" - we want as much revenue with as few tenants as possible, so we buy higher-priced homes in the Milwaukee suburbs.Last suggestion: look into DST's.

Not aware of how construction cost are looking in Milwaukee, but I'd talk to a couple of contractors/developers in the area.

I am currently doing a construction estimating internship in Milwaukee Wi.

I don't know of any state in which you can get more bang for your buck in real estate investing at least if you are using the BRRR method.

Ohio (Columbus, Cleveland): Offers more bang for your buck with steady rental needs, thanks to schools and healthcare.

It’s in good shape and I could get it to cash flow by about 50 bucks per month - taking into consideration only mortgage, insurance, and property tax.