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Find a property that makes your numbers

Screen the city's parcels against the return you're targeting. For each one: the most you could pay and still hit your goal, against what the city says it's worth.

Your criteria

The assessor doesn't record bedrooms. This picks which rent benchmark to use.

Milwaukee

No parcel matching these criteria reaches your target.

Lower the cap rate you're targeting, widen the ZIP, or raise the max assessed value. No results is a result: at that price and that rent, the numbers don't work.

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What these numbers don't know

  • An assessment is not a price. A sale almost always triggers a reassessment, so if you pay well above it the tax bill follows — exactly in the cases where the headroom looks best.
  • Rent is a ZIP median, not this building's. It doesn't know whether the place is renovated, burnt out, or occupied.
  • Every other expense is a default (vacancy, maintenance, reserves), not a measurement of this property.
  • The assessor records neither bedrooms nor condition. Two buildings identical in this table may be nothing alike.

Where this data comes from

  • City of Milwaukee Master Property File (MPROP) (Creative Commons Attribution — City of Milwaukee)
  • Tax estimated at the 2025 rate of $20.8 per $1,000 of assessed value.
  • Rent benchmark: HUD Small Area Fair Market Rents, where Fía doesn't yet have enough listings.