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Starting to Invest in Philadelphia

Jake Pinto
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Hello All!


My name is Jake Pinto and I'm new to Bigger Pockets. I’m looking to start investing in Philadelphia (and surrounding areas). I've been able to save the capital needed to begin this process, and I'm seeking any tips or tricks for where to start.

In particular, I'm looking for rentals (single family or muli-family units), preferably using the BRRR method. Please comment below or reach out to me directly if you're open to having a conversation!

Thank you in advance!
Jake Pinto

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Anthony Zayas
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@Jake Pinto Welcome to BP Community! I currently am investing in Philadelphia. I would probably start off with what you are looking to obtain in regards to an investment. Some areas in Philadelphia have more cash flow potential but less appreciation and vise versa. So determine what you want to make and just browse the mls constantly. Otherwise, try cold calling. I have not seen many good wholesale deals come through the philadelphia real estate facebook group. 

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