Im not playing in SW WI, but i do in Northern WI, you really need to know your market and numbers, compas are tougher to understand, but I do well im my markets, the majority of my portfolio is either rural, or in towns below 15K people. if you have a good team and a PM that operates at a high level, those markets can be gold, but its not for everyone, its not easy, but generally there is little competition and high demand@Michael B. population of 70K is quite big in most of WI other than Milwaukee, Green Bay, Madison and Appleton, there are not many cities north of 50K populations. 

As the other posts said, I would keep it simple and straight to the point.

Plain and simple.

But as mentioned above, stay away from any company charging more than a simple credit check fee up front.

He has a nice operation going on the south side. 

For that parking spot rental, did you sign anything or was it simple enough to do a handshake deal?

This seems like a transaction I hear about being executed on BP all of the time, but I haven't found a simple explanation or template for how to formally execute the process.

You will get a better idea of how different pm companies operate As Yours is a Multifamily rental , you will need to keep a tight leash on operating expenses

It's that simple!

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