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Philadelphia Market Inquiry

Connor Mullen
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Morning BP,

For all the Philadelphia (and surrounding) local investors, what are your thoughts on the surrounding suburbs and counties? Conshohocken is pricy, but over 60% of the population are renters - anyone see success there? Media is seeing more small businesses pop up, with also over 50% of the pop being renters.

Would love all thoughts and opinions on what boroughs have been drawing your interest.

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Michael Campbell
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Michael Campbell
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Hi @Connor Mullen

I would consider those to be very desirable areas.  Those areas will not have as high of cash flow as some of the less expensive suburbs but the potential for appreciation is greater.

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