We bought a meth house unknown to us on another one that ended up being burned down by the previous owners friend. 

Using a "Letter Of Intent" results in saving time, energy, and gives a more streamlined experience.

The stock market has tumbled quite a bit lately...creating buying opportunities...particularly in the energy sector.  

I'm just starting out, and have very little experience but a plethora of energy, desire, and will.

@Trevor Burns I don't know if you're working with a Realtor or not, but they can pull reports for the last 10 years on what sold and what it sold for.

There had been an arson fire in a neighboring building and that building was a burned out hulk.

Let's hope we all kept up with our leads, and didn't burn the sticky note they were written on when they rejected us. :)

Hi @Aaron Bellerose, I really admire your energy and excitement!

A lot of people have gotten burned purchasing "training" that was all fluff and no substance. 

Also, Milwaukee is economically very diverse, from well below poverty line to very wealthy (nearly all of the top end is either in BIG $$$ condos downtown in high rises and 3rd Ward or mansions along lake north of DT on the trendy for decades "east side")If you're yet another person wooed in by the seemingly amazingly low buy in prices and decent sounding rents, which seems to happen every 8 minutes or so on here now, I'd advise to proceed with caution, old stock that's beat to hell and city has been burned by too many slumlords, so even if they think its a 5% chance some out of state buyer could be slumlord in waiting, they'll drop a hammer on you and hard and as I've said 100x, they can write code violations exterior on 98% of the homes, but pick and choose when to do so.