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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
New investor in Philadelphia , PA area!!
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Hey @Tu Le, welcome to Biggerpockets. My first piece of advice is don't make any drastic lifestyle changes before getting some properties under your belt. If you can support your lifestyle and invest with your hours part time then good for you, be conservative though. There are a lot of great REIAs in the area such as DIG, RING and other groups, check out meetup.com for more info. Great way to meet local investors and build relationships.
I'd focus on the first rental you want to acquire and start to narrow it down from there. SFR, MFR? A, B, C class neighborhood? Cashflow, appreciation or a bit of both? Self-managed or property management? Rent ready or fixer upper?
Happy to answer and questions you might have, feel free to send me a message.