Is it worth going with a management company or just save the extra couple bucks for the first few years and try to take care of any problems that may come up.

I recently purchased a fully rented 3 unit property in South Milwaukee, WI.

I'm doing all the work myself, but am willing to share the load if people want to come help and learn about real estate investing, how to turn-over a rental unit, what upgrades get the most bang for your buck and tons of DIY projects like replacing a toilet, tiling, drywall, texture, and installing laminate flooring.

Hello Investors - Not sure if this is allowed but if so I am looking for some recommendations for a Real Estate attorney in Bucks County, PA.  

However with that said, when I got started those classes were 200 bucks.

Still, I am determined to earn a buck.

utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_source=Twitter&utm_term=Autofeed#link_time=1483452910So how can a bank get this for a buck?

Hello everyone,I am new to real estate investing I love reading all of your advice and details on the deals you're working on , I stay in Milwaukee and we have a lot of foreclosed, boarded up homes if anyone is willing to connect I am be boots on the ground here for you.I know Milwaukee isn't the most desirable city but to a creative person I feel like with the things we have building up in the city this could be a potential gold mine. 

I think I pay 30 bucks a month for a $10 copay anywhere I go with a 1000 deductible with my W2 job currently.

If my guesses are a few bucks off in every category (which of course they will be), then 6% could quickly become 2-3%, or even worse. 12% has more room for error.