However, given they are S8, I doubt S8 will go for it until the lease is officially up.C) This has nothing to do with anything.

I'm very interested in Real Estate Investing and have read a couple books on the subject (one of them being 'The Book on Rental Property Investing' from BiggerPockets' Brandon Turner) but I have yet to officially start investing in anything...sort of.I currently own a Townhome that I bought 5 years ago that's worth much more than I paid for it.

I have not given an official notice yet, just expressing the idea that I want to sell the property, and the tenant mentioned that he plan to leave once the property is on the market and that he received the 60-day notice.

Here is a list of 5 general books that are a little more advanced.1) The E-Myth for Real Estate Investors (Tells you exactly how to set up your business)2) Landlording on Autopilot (Best book I have read on property management)3) The Pre-Foreclosure Property Investor's Kit (Great for learning how to purchase properties before they get officially foreclosed on)4) The Complete Guide to Buying and Selling Apartment Buildings (Great for apartment investors)5) The Unofficial Guide To Real Estate Investing (In depth overview of real estate investing strategies)

I could drive out and sit with the property, oversee everything, kiss the butt of the construction official (he's not too pleased with me) and put it on the market.

I feel bad for those who bought in LIC after the initial announcement, hopefully that area will continue to grow.

Unless you have both, you don't even want to officially work on 1 of them.

You can not do anything until they do not pay rent March 1st or they send you official notification they are leaving.

Some of the larger community development groups, private equity funds, etc. have launched specific OZ platforms, and some local economic development officials are funding programs to reach out to equity investors.My impression of Milwaukee is that it's a tight-knit market.

I am officially in escrow.