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Eran R.
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Upper Kensington comparing to "rest" Kensington and Philly genera

Eran R.
  • Rental Property Investor
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Upper Kensington comparing to "rest" Kensington and Philly general

I have difficulty finding a tenant to an Upper Kensington home that is well maintained (new wood floor etc) and furnished. Do you think only Section 8 will go or will I be able to find?
My term is 1st+last + security. 3 times rent of about 900$ is not something ordinary people (not rich but "working") should have?

I would like to hear from investors that succeed to rent in this neighborhood and in others in Philly.

Thanks

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