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Mike Dinh
  • Marcus Hook, PA
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Investing in rentals in Philadelphia

Mike Dinh
  • Marcus Hook, PA
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Hi, I'm a new investor in Philadelphia. I had a couple fix and flips and looking to start holding. My goal is to buy multi family in the more affordable area such as frankford, west philly, strawberry mansion, etc. Any one has experience in these area that can give me some pointers? I would appreciate it very much!

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Al Pekerman
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Al Pekerman
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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@Mike Dinh The hardest part is actually finding multi-family unit that are being sold at the right number. What I came up with is making my own multi units ie converting existing structures to duplex and triplex.

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