The biggest question is whether I'm legally allowed to pay the referral in Wisconsin to other licensed agents/brokers?

The biggest fear I assume most people have is that people will yell at you for being a vulture and trying to profit off of someone's death. 

My math shows you with $450/month BEFORE those bills are paid.The biggest issue is going to be your Return on Equity (ROE).

Your best bet in this situation is to keep heat on so that the property does not become damaged.You have already been told this, but your biggest mistake was letting the issue drag on so long.

Sorry to dissapoint you but from my exprience finding good contractors in Memphis is the biggest struggle you will incounter for a few reasons:1.

There is no downside for you and they will work in your best interest and hopefully answer any questions that you may have. 

Learn how to conduct and track split tests, write compelling copy, how to use headlines and CTA's on your creative that will improve conversions.Another big point is: Never spend a dollar you can't track the results of.Our conversions started going up very fast once we understood that being in real estate means you need to also be an expert at reaching people i.e. marketing/branding... this made the biggest difference in our business. 

There really is no downside, the only reason I've heard for people not getting licensed is that they don't want to have a governing body to answer to.

Hello...I am new to this forum. Live in SoCal and have been investing in SFRs mostly and one Multifamily since 2009. I have sold most of my investments due to capital appreciation (yes! I did pay pretty hefty taxes bu...

I have a commercial real estate agent and engineering firm at the ready for all of this.The biggest wall I've hit is rounding up the remaining capital that will be needed to pull all of this together.