Hey my name is Martyn, I'm from tahlequah Oklahoma and I'm new to investing trying to figure out what direction I'm going with it I'm leaning into wholesale for a starting point and seeing what other opportunities can come from that,if anyone has any advice I'd live to hear it.

If the wholesaler is assigning his contract to you, then GENERALLY you are paying for all closing costs and depending on the state you'd be paying for all the property taxes or prorated taxes UNLESS something in the contract stated otherwise (rare).If you're the end buyer and the wholesaler is looking to close GENERALLY they will pay for their closing costs with them as the buyer when they were direct with the seller, and then you'd pay your closing costs when buying it from the wholesaler "same" day.  

My first rental, and I will have a very small cash flow (Thanks to high rates and high prices, but I took the plunge and decided to get into it anyways to build long run wealth).

Almost all of the low income areas are located within the City of Milwaukee, and while that is a small percentage of the overall population, this is often what people think about when they talk about Milwaukee. 

I am interested in investing in small multi-family and single family properties. 

We are a small vacation rental company that manages short-term rentals for homeowners in Los Angeles.

Since then, she’s had a multitude of complaints about various issues big and small.

Be direct, be honest and stick to your process, if it you need to go through an eviction process it will take a long time if they are seriously and you are better starting early.

Unit 1 will lose this small storage.We settled for $ 250 rebate per month for the loss of this small storage.And $ 700 rebate for the construction.

All expenses directly incurred for the ADU are 100% allocable to the rental unit.