My friends call me Dee.I own and operate a Pro Se Coaching & Training service here in Cleveland and have enjoyed it for about 14 years now.  

That's not bad advice per se as I see a lot of overpriced SFs and multis selling around campus, but that's kinda a sweeping judgement to make just bc there's a lot of new student apartments going up.  

My name is Robbie Knecht, I live in SE Wisconsin.

I wasn't in the military, per se, although it feels like I was.

I've bought plenty of one off, small balance commercial NPN's from "What's in your waller" over the past five years along with assets from Synovus (SE part of the country), WF, and other regional banks.If you are looking for residential assets, there are those banks that will sell one off's but its a matter of dialing for dollars to find them.  

Welcome @Stacey Young look forward to seing you at some of the REIA meetings.Tammy

Basically anything that has a look of fire damage, even if it isn't "burned" per se.

@Jay Hinrichs I mentioned many times in my post that Wholesalers are selling without a license and that was the main difference between agents and WS (Wholesalers ) in getting tired of typing Wholesalers so it's now WS, I'm not sure it's illegal to sell real estate without a license in every state, maybe se states do require one.

There are a bunch of SE Michigan investors who hang around here.

Have any of you had a great experience with an attorney in SE Michigan you could recommend?