I noticed with interest the buildings and construction and wondered about the opportunity for real estate investing.

I just noticed it too.

One thing that I noticed is that although the amount of increase is clearly stated at no more than 5%, they completely neglected to mention how often that one may raise the rent this 5%.Given the tone of this though, there's a good chance that a judge would find 5% increases in rapid succession to be problematic.

@Dion DePaoli What are the other big banks where I can find discounted REO's I noticed in your post you said that in a sense street level investors can sometimes get property at a deeper discount than folks purchasing pools I am very interested in filling in some of the blanks that I have as pertains to this I have a great deal of buyers in my network, Im looking to acquire the contacts needed to engineer deals for my buyers.Thanks you are a great mind and this already has helped me out tremendously!

I notice this for last few yearsI'm thinking like previous properties I have seen" listed as built in 1955 "When the city locate a buyer -> then it will show new built date -> City then bills the new homeowner for new constructions – property taxes value~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I wish the city would do this a lot more versus having run down properties inventoryFYI – city offer financing for properties and rehab loansI truly do not trust their rehab cost estimatesI have been noticing a heck of lots being purchased outside of the city limits ,, fyicity.milwaukee.gov/ExtendedListing.htm

I've noticed that people on BP tend to favor this approach, but on many other forums people would never cash out for a number of reasons.

I have noticed that some heavy-hitters on here are cautiously investing.

That decreases the basis (whether you take it or not.)

I have noticed there are a lot of investors on here that are from AZ.

Does anyone solicit using obituary notices?