Still some beautiful old craftsman and victorian homes there that need love and have great bones at lower prices.

As I've mentioned in another post, I want to refocus my business on taking on clients looking to buy or sell in the Milwaukee area and to focus on investors because I know my experience in both being a landlord since 1999 and having rehabbed/flipped many homes gives me a good perspective and background on things related to investing.

I have no background in real estate (I've only been investing in stocks before), but I am familiar enough with how the typical process works from reading.

But now things are going great now and the monthly cash flow on it is a beautiful thing.

I will give some back ground first, I've been investing lightly for around 10 years.

It does a really nice job of highlighting some beautiful historic neighborhoods in the city as well as many of the area's attractions.I thought it was a great watch and wanted to share!"

You really have to look at the total picture (credit, income, employment history, previous rent history, evictions, criminal background etc.).

@Damon Armstrong I did have a little bit of a background before going in.

I found a vacant house in a beautiful area on top of a mountain, beautiful area!

They leverage economies of scale and relationships built over time that you have no access to at this point.There are arguments to be made on both sides, particularly in the first couple of flips and if you have no construction background.