Cary Spivak

investigative reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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Investigative reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 6000 rental properties now belong to out-of-state speculators, many who are located in California.

California companies are buying thousands of homes in Milwaukee. What does that mean for tenants?

In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 6000 rental properties now belong to out-of-state speculators, many who are located in California.

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