Hello Everyone.I am a new investor located in Beaufort SC.

These properties are located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in a C neighborhood and finding a renter in the late-fall, early-winter months could be difficult.

I'm guessing they just employ a number of managing brokers in each location.

For some it's location, other's its tenants.  

Think twice before selling any investment prop locally, *especially* if it's in a prime location.  

I'm wondering if any of you have incorporated climate change considerations (drought, sea levels, wildfires, ...) into your investment location decisions.

BP family,I am currently looking at a foreclosure located in a good area of a small town near several schools and businesses.

I have two of them I'm looking into does it matter we're there located

in other words, would it be better to pay cash for 4 properties now and continue to buy with cash flow as it comes in, or would it be smarter to finance 8 (or any number larger than 4 from my prior question) and allow the cash flow to pay them off. 

The intermediary must be in place prior to the sale so now is a great time to start working with one to facilitate your planning.