It's going to put more money in your pocket.

i thought if i choose a condo that allows renting, that should not be changed in the futue.as for repairs - how much of these repairs are the hoa responsibilty and not coming from own pocket. if a new a roof is needed do i need to pay for that or is that something that's included in my fees?

I’m very excited to be joining the Bigger Pockets Community!

That $4k goes towards my holding cost for the 2 months of repairs so I am able to get into the house with minimal out of my pocket at a much quicker pace than going conventional and/or paying higher fees and interest to a HMLWould love to hear some feedback on if this is a good strategy or not.

I am a newbie on this site. I am interested to get a pro membership. But I want to hear what you all think. Is the pro membership worthwhile?

There are certain pockets you may not want to buy in, but for the most part, at the right price, these homes can still be great buys. 

So glad you've rediscovered Bigger Pockets early in your real estate investing journey.A few tips that may be helpful to you here on the BP website:You can set up keyword alerts so anytime someone posts about Milwaukee or any of the other markets you're evaluating, you'll be notified.

You can turn this around and stay in the game if you truly have the passion and aptitude for the residential rental business.

You will find that a lot of people love the appeal of notes but don't take action and/or use their resources such as bigger pockets.

People just now getting in the game are overpaying, rates are rising, and inventory is far more scarce.