Nice way to get the ball rolling for her, and provide a lesson that college wouldn't necessarily teach in the books per se. 

Best bang for the buck and what I hoped would be future appreciation for the land and size of house you'd get.The heavily minority neighborhoods SE of 17th/Oliver, W of Hillside between 21st/17th or to the South and about the cemetery on 21st W to Hillside and North I would hold no hope for much if any appreciation in your lifetime. 

I am also an active Milwaukee REIA member as well as planning on joining AASEW (Apartment Association of SE WI) which are also great groups. 

However, the resulting income is taxed as business income, which means ordinary rates PLUS 15% SE tax.The starting point would be to decide which of the two treatments is applicable in your situation and then structure it accordingly.

She pays long-term capital gains of 15% and no SE tax.

There are tons of people making money from buy and holds and flips in places like Baltimore and SE Washington DC, where gentrification is way off the horizon.

My feeling is, if I can get CoC of 75% and cash flow $200 per property minimum that will keep the ball rolling for me per se.

Originally posted by @Jacob Michal:I was having some problems finding a probate and pre forclosure list in my town I happened to find a tax delinquent list I live in louisville Kentucky their is a probate list online on the property tax list but nothing further help would be very appreciated  Jacob, you won't really find a probate list per se from the county. 

They actually make se some cash flow.

There's nothing wrong with this per se, but I wouldn't automatically pay your tenants any time there's an inconvenience.