I have seen some decently priced apartments that could potentially cash-flow, but they are on Lease Hold land.

Sell with a bond for title or land contract with a decent downpayment.

Milwaukee has a decent inventory of 4plexes, but most of them are low rent (per unit).

If the cash flow is good enough that you are able to handle those constant maintenance issues and still put money in your pocket every month then it sounds like a decent deal.

Luckily, Stephen understood the potential revenue and was aggressive and picked it upClose price: $570,000He closed in late May, spent a month furnishing it and went live on Airbnb on July 1, 2021.The revenues & costs$9,375 -- average monthly gross income through the first four months.($4,800) -- average costs through first four months.

The seller is asking $165k which I know is way too high for me to make a decent profit.

I'm just going to continue to buy housing that people can afford in decent locations. 

super friendly people,  decent cost of living, etc..... 

Then, hire an attorney or collection agency to collect, or to screw up the ex-tenant's credit so the tenants doesn't do the same damage to another nice landlord.I am currently evicting a punk who is into the 11th month of his 1-year lease and the good thing is he has a decent job where It is not difficult to garnish his wages.

The property has an old but in decent condition Single Wide Manufactured home (does need some updating) with land included (not a mobile home park).