We did a lot of BRRRRs before, while the market still had inventory, Milwaukee has gotten so competitive that buying distressed makes typically not much sense at the moment and we buy basically move in ready properties.I would rank selling real estate before flipping, just a better return on your time and energy.

If you come to make a quick buck, you'll get burned fast.

I think they were trying to save a few bucks and it caught up to them and I think that is exactly how the judge would view it.

So here's my recommendation - Milwaukee area!

Its easy and cheap to insulate accessible locations like an attic and since heat rises and the sun beats down on your roof the attic insulation is probably your best bang for the buck when insulating.

One of our local Milwaukee REIA groups offers a-la-carte coaching.

Landlord tenant law has its own version of ambulance chasers that would love nothing more than to make a few bucks off of a landlord that tried to read further into a tenants life than just criminal history, verifiable income, credit score, and rental history.Logically, we would all like to be able to make decisions based on personality differences, family size, possible income drops, or whatever gut feeling we have.

It's also a LOT more landlord-friendly and rents are better bang for the buck. 

Check out this map:Most of Texas and Florida are lagging Midwest locations like Detroit, Milwaukee, Cleveland, Columbus, etc.What do all the seasoned investors think about this?

Milwaukee is great to invest, but has gotten competitive.