I just read and enjoyed Paul Moore's "The Perfect Investment" (re: multifamily buildings), and also finished "Rich Dad, Poor Dad," which I thought was just so so.

I know i can legally just enter if i want to with proper notice but i dont want to ruffle more feathers.

This is the perfect place to sharpen your investing skills and broaden your network.

Is it legal to remove rotting food that might damage the property before the lease ends?

Is this action legal or illegal? 

Charlotte had seemed like such a perfect city because of the colleges nearby and tons of work downtown, it hinted to me it would be easier to find roommates to rent out the rooms to while I live there.

Anything else goes... as long as it's legal, and real estate related. ;)Excited to hear what everyone comes up with! 

Hi William, Milwaukee is a pretty interesting market; certain parts are great to invest for long term wealth, some are growing, some are redevelopeing, other parts are cheap and perfect if you are looking to cut your teeth on some issues.

I definitely have issues with the state & city, but no where is perfect..My advice... relatively cheap yet strong economy (disagree if you wish) ;-)https://www.marketwatch.com/story/where-the-moneys-made-and-where-it-isnt-from-coast-to-coast-2017-09-26?

You will also not be in a legal positon until the time that the tennat fails to pay you rent owed.