Why Wisconsin?
Higher return on flips than national average. Vast distressed housing stock in great neighborhoods.
Median Sale Price 8.6% Growth Year Over Year
Total Home Sales 7.5% Growth Year Over Year
More people moving to than moving away from Wisconsin
Robust Job Market
Affordable Cost of Living
41.7% Homes Sold Above List
Wisconsin Housing Market Analysis
House Flippers Are Selecting Mid To Low End Houses with Potential: The median home value in Wisconsin ($211,086) is considerably more than the median purchase price for house flips ($123,650). However, the average resale price is $201,250, with average gross profit of $77,610. This indicates that house flippers are finding poorly maintained houses in good areas, and then completing high ROI renovations to boost the final resale value.
Wisconsin Stats
Median Purchase
Price
$123,650
Median Resale
Price
$201,250
Average Revenue
$77,610
Price Per Square
Foot
$139
Population Size In Wisconsin
5,822,434
Median Househald
Income
$59,209
Travel Time
To Work
22mins
The average revenue per flip in the US is just over $60,000. In Wisconsin, the revenue per flip hovers around $77,610. This suggests that there is potential for a highly profitable flip, provided you stick to your renovation budget
National Median Sale Price
According to the Wisconsin Association of Realtors, home values in Wisconsin appreciated by 7.5% in all of 2023. This may be in response to long term impact of coronavirus on the US real estate market. In essence, demand is high while supply is low, and US interests are still very low by historical standards. This could make it difficult to find a seller that is willing to sell their house and meets all your criteria for a profitable flip.
Number of Home Sales-National Total
The median home value in Wisconsin is $211,086. This is $55,136 less than the median home value in the United States, which is approximately $266,222.
From Wisconsin Roots to National Vision
When we first launched Best Capital Management, it wasn’t with fanfare or Wall Street glitz. It was with a simple idea:
What if accredited investors could earn consistent returns, while fueling the kind of real estate deals that make communities stronger?
So we started in Wisconsin. We raised $5 million. We deployed it into carefully selected projects. Flippers, builders, and developers who needed short-term capital to get projects across the finish line.
We scaled it to $20 million.
We did it quietly. No billboards. No giant Manhattan office. No overpromises.
And it worked.
Every investor was paid.
Every deal was secured.
Every borrower was vetted.
As the years went on, something remarkable happened: even as markets shifted, our investors didn’t miss a beat. While the headlines screamed about volatility, crashes, or inflation, our funds kept producing the same consistent, boring, reliable returns.
That’s because we’re different. We’re disciplined.
2000+
We’ve closed over 2,000 transactions in 8 years.
We’ve held an A+ BBB rating by keeping promises.
We’ve been featured in BiggerPockets, Private Lenders, Stroll Magazine, and Elite Deal Makers.
And we’ve outperformed funds far larger than ours—not because we gamble, but because we refuse to.
Today, we’re scaling from $20 in working capital, to raise $50 million for expansion.
The same proven model. Just a bigger reach.
Not because we want to “take over the world.” But because our investors and borrowers have asked us to grow.
And now, you’re in a position to be part of that expansion.
Best Capital Management isn’t another “fund.” It’s the best-kept secret in real estate investing. A company that kept its head down, did the right thing, and was rewarded with investor loyalty and consistent results.
Book your call with Jeff today
He’ll walk you through the numbers, the model, and whether this opportunity is right for you.
Because consistent returns don’t come from waiting. They come from acting.
Disclaimer: This offering relies on an exemption from the registration provisions of Rule 506© or Regulation D of such Act and is only being made available to Accredited Investors, as defined under Rule 501(A) of Regulation D. 100k minimum investment.
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