Hey guys; can I get some thoughts on what you think about Carrollton Ave, between 22nd and 23rd (street over East from College)?

Then highlight the streets you like in green, yellow if their iffy and red if your praying not to break down. 

I'd encourage you to drive around Newark and get a sense of the area, talk to locals, see who is hanging out on the streets, etc...

Its located right across the street from the local detective who really keeps this area safe. 

https://evers.wi.gov/Documents/COVID19/EO15BanonEvictionsandForeclosures.pdf I truly believe "The time to make money is when there is blood in the street." https://www.forbes.com/2009/02/23/contrarian-markets-boeing-personal-finance_investopedia.html#11f596f3b59aMy last two acquisitions were at 60% of appraised value, all in, with rent increase value add baked into them. 

It's pretty easy to go broke if you buy on the wrong street. 

It's not like you can walk across the street and ask the neighbor to use the facilities and get a drink of water.I am in this for financial gain now, or for possible gain to my family when I am gone.

My son’s handyman connected me with the owner of 2 duplexes on same street.

town housed across the street.

If she wants it to be real estate related (which isn't crazy, rents hit an upwards inflection point a few months ago due to rising consumer-facing mortgage rates and how "substitute goods" work, and all the real estate builders switching from SFR to multifamily tells you where they think the football is going to be in 2-3 years+), look at shares of some of the Wall Street megacorporation landlords that everyone loves to hate.