Hi Everyone,I am looking for advice on the Janesville and Beloit markets in Wisconsin.

I ask this question because there are many markets that are growing in population and want to be a step ahead.

HUD publishes the Median Fair Market Rent on their web site for the entire country.

Not only will this help you save on additional costs, but it will also provide you with valuable knowledge and experience for any future endeavors.

How long do rental properties typically stay on market before they are occupied with a tenant?

Other participants would ‘applaud loudest for the “largest” nothing down purchases, regardless of whether or not the purchase price paid was well above market value, had a large monthly negative cash flow, or was a property that had no other use than as a “recreational” lot.  

If you think the market will get better in the next few years it might be better to hold onto it.

Either option is good but they both have pros/consNEW BUILD - You'll have all those warranties, 1 year, 2 year, 10 yearEXISTING HOME - You might have more freedom for what you can do with the house, no HOA & larger backyardA lot of new builds are offering interest rate buy downs that are lower than the regular market right now.  

I am in central Indy and have not seen much of it yet I see in other markets it has a lot of success.

You wire funds to a company that is in the business of building buildings, they create plans, get permits, raise additional capital, supervise construction, supervise filling the building with tenants, sell the building to an institutional investor, and if everything has gone to plan then there will be a significant profit and they wire you back more money than you put in.