So you can only make $25.00 per square foot.Thats why the experienced money flocks to the major markets.

For the majority of the north side of Milwaukee, you will be dealing with African-American blue collar people who either want to live in the same neighborhood they grew up in, or don’t want to be far from family who live in the same neighborhood or a nearby neighborhood.

The majority 2/3 is thus owned by the wife's trust.

I understand that a majority of them carry a 5 year balloon AND an amortization period (usually 30 years).

On the other hand, York PA where I work is on the other side of the spectrum where the majority of houses are under 100K and there are two small colleges in the town (Penn state York, and York College).

Now if you think the owner hid a major roof defect and it’s costing you $15K then that’s another story.

Most investors do not treat it as such and allow tenants to regularly violate basic terms of the lease.When these Landlords share the problems they are having, more experienced Landlords may seem harsh because we are attempting to correct a major flaw in the way they operate their business.

I've been looking at eCampaignPro as a marketing resource.It's a national email list of roughly 800,000 real estate professionals.They say they have been trusted by real estate professionals for 15 years, and apparently they build their list from opt-ins that that you can click on when signing up with major MLS systems, etc.Do any of you get their emails?

In a sense, we would be accepting the risk of this place potentially decreasing in value as much as it could appreciate (e.g. if there's an earthquake or other major damage, etc).

I know stock options is a method of funding growth, but I don't claim to be a finance major, so my understanding of it is only on a surface level.