Just because you have moved out and plan to turn it into a rental, the repairs may still have different tax consequences if you haven't "placed it in service".

Milwaukee is probably still one of the better markets for cash flow, but you have to buy quality and if you are financed (not 100% cash) then slightly better than breaking even in the first few years is a pretty good result.

The ones in S.F. go into specifics of the market, neighborhoods and rental rates, etc.

Preparing to break ground on a new park this week.

Well will break even based on numbers I got 

Before getting into real estate, I dabbled in Information Technology where the concept of open source software runs strong.

You don't need to type anything, whatever you can export from Podio, we can import into REsimpli.

Break it down step by step and you will feel confident to move to the next decision.  

Let me break it down in simple terms.In Massachusetts, if your property was built before 1978, you cannot rent it to families with children under six unless it complies with the Massachusetts Lead Law.

@Hunter BeckstromLook at the numbers and how each asset fits into your framework.