Register with the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection.

We then found out the tenant tried to grow marijuana in it, so we called the police department.

With FHA you have 3.5% going towards your equity that's yours, and 1.75% going to the Department of Housing and Urban Development. 

I think I'd be a great resource in this department. 

Another good point about the Springs is it's going to be more recession proof with the lower rent units because the Department of Defense makes up approx. 40% of the labor force here and aside from a once in 20 year furlough of a month pay I'd say it's recession proof to an extent. 

Yes, I had two duplexes in NH with two separate meters each, so each tenant was billed separately by the water department. 

@William HustonI agree with @Michael Gravallese contact the building department and find out the status.  

(any failures in this department would be educational as well) Thanks

There are also Programs like USDA that is still zero Down if the location fits, the Department of Ag insures loans in rural areas in just about every state, and has a good program, with low credit score requirements https://www.rd.usda.gov/files/3555-1chapter10.pdf  also if you served in the Military the VA offers a no down option.

Many Fortune-500 Human Resources departments use the theory of 70-20-10 in developing employees which apply here. 70% is learned by doing, 20% learned from peers, and 10% is academic/book/classroom training.