Example :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Milwaukee REIAMilwaukee Wholesalers NetworkApartment Association of Southeastern WIAlso search on biggerpockets thread for “ Milwaukee meet ups “ <-

Then adding the inability to deal with locally, nearly cements extra expenses coming to managing the problems associated with this class of renters and those locations.I know both the companies involved specialize in OOS investors.

It will you who is stuck dealing with the 14.99% spiked interest and other associated loan maturity fees for holding the loan too long.Over the last year, I've also watched the fees increased on draw inspections, apprasials and all the earlier incentives taken away.I am fed up with Working with this company and plan to take my business elsewhere if I can ever finish refinancing the current loans I have with them.

I have looked on the site many times but with all of the documents, lingo, etc associated with each property, I do not want to get in over my head with unknowns. 

There are also groups such as the Chicago Creative Investors Association and Chicago REIA where you can meet other investors that are doing investing full time. 

That's why I would only do it if the LTV was good so If I end up with the property I'm still ok after buying it from the first lender and paying the associated fees accrued during the foreclosure process.

I have another small project associated with the sale and have now also established a relationship with someone who seems like a very trustworthy contractor in the area because of Thumbtack.

Go to the web site for the National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM) and search their directory. 

Andrey, there are standard form purchase agreements vetted by the NYS bar association that are commonly used.  

@Camille Joos-ViscontiI'm using Robert Hall & Associates, their office is in Glendale.