Prices are high which makes it a tough market to enter but if you have the funding and find a solid deal, I don’t see why you’d pass it up! 

I worked in Management for 10 years out of college, and the last 2 years of my Management career I was working as a part time Realtor, building the foundation for my career before jumping in full time. 

If i could chime in and help in the search:be sure to find an accountant who is willing to grow with you, and is not too high priced fee-wise.

Generally these are for short term cash needs as you can see rates can become very high.

If the address doesn't fully match, it gets kicked back to Sender as "Unknown".According to USPS, my only recourse is having the City add a new address entry for only the street address (no apartment unit) in the system.

I find that it’s one of the cheapest ways for tenants to pay rent as other softwares charge high fees to tenants and / or the landlord.

There are both fixed and variable costs associated with renting out apartments in a multi-family building for short- or long-term periods of time.

Three months of being under contract and having the deal fall apart due to you not producing any qualified buyers will get under any seller's skin. 

It ranks highly for investability (cost to enter the market) but poorly for current rent demand as well as seasonality:If you're asking about Lake Delton, that sub-market fairs much better in a few areas:If you DM me more about the subject property you're looking at I can give you better comps that would be a better indicator of whether or not the specific property is a good investment.

The commercial building looks as if it was used as a music studio and also an apartment.