I'm wondering if any landlords/property managers in the Green Bay and/or Appleton, WI markets can give me some insight into what they're getting in rents.

So naturally, after briefing my superiors and getting the green light, I did it.  

Hey BiggerPockets world! I hope everyone is having a wonderful day and making strides for a better tomorrow. I joined in the beginning of the year but am finally ready to give it my all. In all honesty I have no idea ...

@Rasheeda Green Welcome to BP!

@David Greene, I love your view on my situation.

My name is Yolanda and am totally green in the arena of investing.

This is what I advise all my friends to do to list their rental property if they don't want to spend the money on listing with a real estate agent- Go to Lowe's and in the isle with the typical red and white "For Rent" signs, you will find a blue/green sign by Registersigns.com for about $15... you can then go on their website and upload photos and a property description - the website links your "listing" to the majority of the online real estate sources automatically - this is the most widespread marketing net you will get without listing it on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) - If you aren't getting any activity...

But he is in a difficult situation with this person in his house most every day putting pressure on him.Further considerations:- My dad is a green card holder, not a citizen of the US.

Bill Gulley it's colder in Green Bay and Minneapolis then many major cities in Canada.

Here are the numbers that I have so far.Building size & type: 8 units, brick exteriorLocation: Green Bay, WIYear built: 1972Apartment size & layout: 822 sq. ft. – 2 bedroom, 1 bathPrice: $299,900IncomeRent: $525 per unitCoin operated laundry: unknownExpensesProperty Taxes: $6,620Insurance: $3,000 estimated.