I was unable to find one on the National REIA website but not all REIAs are National REIA members.

I believe it was +/-$150 for the surveyor to come back out, and yes, the french drain was in-line and tied directly into the main storm sewer in the parking lot.  

Close to Prospect park, 2/5 and B/Q trains. 

Investors from many nations are buying properties in the US, not just the Chinese.

I find myself coming across quite a few short sales all around the nation.

Places like Dallas/Fort Worth, San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago, Phoenix, Atlanta, Miami, and Denver are all popular areas.If you are hoping to hear only from national investors is pretty hard but I can tell you that I have been studying for about 8 months on a full time basis and this is what I have learned.  

@Vincent Park Form an LLC, enter into agreement as TIC (tenants in common) with this partner.

It's easy to say things like, "you'll get access to the MLS" and "you'll be able to save on commissions", but it's my understanding that I would need to park my license with a registered broker, is that correct?  

This money I can borrow privately at 2%, undetermined term but I would hope to refinance once the property was up to par and rented out.All in: 110kSo that I'm not misleading, I'll say here that the area is probably C-, right on the east edge of Washington Park for you Milwaukee natives, and that this could pose difficulties (or perhaps scare off many investors?).

This money I can borrow privately at 2%, undetermined term but I would hope to refinance once the property was up to par and rented out.All in: 110kSo that I'm not misleading, I'll say here that the area is probably C-, right on the east edge of Washington Park for you Milwaukee natives, and that this could pose difficulties (or perhaps scare off many investors?).