It should be a building block and a stepping stone to learn from.All that being said, if on your next deal you want an extra set of eyes, ping me and I'll glance over it with you.

no, there's other insurance companies, once I found out what a pain it was going to be, I got discouraged.

Locally, "dealing with the city" gets a bad rap, (part of the growing pains of the area - rezoning areas, budget constraints, rapid growth is always going to ruffle some local feathers:) but the folks down there are very friendly and timely, in my experience.

We are just behind Colectivo and one block from the river itself for those that know the area well enough.

Price per unit is way more in your favorThe list can keep going, but IMO ask yourself the same questions @Scott Choppin said, and 99% of the time, the risk/reward isn't there, especially if this is your first time around the block in developing.

I will block for grab bars and leave it up to the owners to put them in if they want.

You have good cash flow and lower interest rate but your money is block  in this investment.

@Robert Freeborn the Milwaukee real estate market is very heteroegeous and it changes sometimes by the block.

I am trying to respond to a private message, but as I start typing the popup for the Webinar keeps popping up and I can't remove it to see what I am typing. How do you get rid of the popup? Thanks Mark

Would it possibly be a huge pain to get water there?