There are infinite numerical fractions between zero and any positive number.Yes, it's fine to be ambitious to double / triple / quadruple your ongoing returns to make you a "best investor", but, if you're already getting those returns from Other People's Money rather than your own money, then I repeat: those returns are already infinite!

Hi, we're Investors who have numerous Probate Estate Sales Wholetailing (Pre-Habbing) opportunities in the Baltimore/Washington, DC metro regions that require buying the property, cleaning it out ($3K or less of work) and putting it back on the market via the MLS to achieve superior ROI as opposed to completing a Cash Wholesale and or a Double Close transaction.

I've seen numerous articles stating that rent is down 20%-25%.

Everything that Nathan G. said, and I'd add, if you know where to target a market in your area that has numerous rundown houses but good upside, you can often find reasonably priced inventory that has some upside in repair. 

If you're looking to invest, I believe that the Toledo market has a lot to offer.

Shows I have a lot to learn to find some BRRR and off-market properties to improve value.If there is anyone with experience in the Milwaukee area willing to share some lessons learned I'd love to touch base. 

Louis , I have a contracting business , I'm into fitness a lot to, I got into real state investing a year ago.

There is numerous location in the U.S to target.

Once I have this I can make numerous suggestions.If you need an agent who doesn't limit his or his teams territory and would like an agent with a literal PHD in organic chemistry among so many accomplishments prior to getting into real estate let me know. 

Iv'e researched numerous probate file's and I'm in no way related to those decedents.Since you visited the court house there is no need to request the death certificate.