I bought a SFR last December from another investor and a triplex in March this year I think if an investor is looking to buy a property and the price is right it doesn't matter what time of year it is.

A questions for any experienced Milwaukee buy and hold investors: What are considered Milwaukee's A, B, and C, etc. neighborhoods? 

Originally, when I places this house under contract back in March 2014, I offered it as a wholesale to well established real estate developers in Boston since the house is located on 14,000+ sq.

I evicted a tenant for non-payment in March of this year.

My partner and I flipped one retail on Avalon last March and made about $75k after all expenses.

To determine if something is good for a particular investor though I'd suggest folks use the Band of Equity Investment Method.

Today, while planning our Autistic retreat in March [the first retreat of its' kind EVER, and not because it is being held at a nudist resort] I met a woman from the Pueblo area who is more than eager to be of assistance.

If you don;t execute soon you'll hit the March onward crush of over paying buyers.  

Here's the breakdown for mass law,Under the water law, landlords may bill tenants separately for water if all of the following requirements are met Landlord has installed submeters that measure actual water used in your apartment; Landlord has installed low-flow fixtures;Your tenancy started on or after March 16, 2005 Previous tenant was not forced out; There is a written rental agreement that spells out water bill arrangements; and Landlord has filed proper certification.

Once I've arranged some cash I plan to buy a small multifamily as early as March.