Hello Everyone.I am a new investor located in Beaufort SC.

These properties are located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in a C neighborhood and finding a renter in the late-fall, early-winter months could be difficult.

I'm guessing they just employ a number of managing brokers in each location.

For some it's location, other's its tenants.  

Think twice before selling any investment prop locally, *especially* if it's in a prime location.  

I'm wondering if any of you have incorporated climate change considerations (drought, sea levels, wildfires, ...) into your investment location decisions.

BP family,I am currently looking at a foreclosure located in a good area of a small town near several schools and businesses.

I have two of them I'm looking into does it matter we're there located

However it's not that simple because there are plenty of costs you need to factor in before you figure that 2400 a month income and the biggest one is property taxes, this is the biggest thing that will kill a rental deal (aside from the location of course).

Nice " country" locations out there I haul loads out of the menards dc in plano.