I am still studying this, so I can't really speak on it yet.I am kicking off my first direct-marketing campaign after the holidays.

Study up on how an LLC in your state operate, then look at how an LLC allocates capital and profit/losses.

I knew the property tax was high (although not as bad as IL), but I was under the impression that at least some property tax was accounted for in the 50% rule. 10% return is pretty unimpressive.Milwaukee is a relatively new location to me (I'd actually been studying Colorado Springs for a few months, before giving up on that idea), so I haven't run any real numbers and I hadn't been set on it by any means.

Choose one and study and keep expanding as you grow both your business and your expertise.

I'm just starting out as well but been studying this market for a bit.

If not, and it's all business, then I would send them a friendly letter outlining your concerns, pointing back to the language in your lease regarding excessive repairs, and go from there. 

I am also studying to get my RE license when I get back from my deployment in a couple months.

The sales world and rental world don't always speak the same language so having a remote office in my opinion works best.  2)Unlicensed people can perform administerial duties for licensed people whether its in sales or property management.  

In my investing group, when studying the differences between "average consumers" and "successful people", we talk about these four "currencies":MoneyTimeKnowledge RelationshipsConsumers view money as the goal.

Those houses of worship are synagogues - they are attended daily for prayer services and religious study.