All Forum Posts by: Eliam Birnbaum

Thanks @Jonathan Greene for your reply. I want to get started with a small multifamily but I don't know exactly where. As I have no specific affiliation to any town or region, I'm looking for strong macro-economic stats that make the area "interesting", such as income, population growth, vacancy rates etc... 

I already have some ideas after researching the subject on available sources, but thought to reach out and ask for some advice. I'm sure there's much to learn that cannot be found on the US Census or City-Data.com.  

Thanks again

Hi @David Haynes and @Steve Uhlig,

Thanks for your replies and for taking an interest.

I'm currently living abroad and am looking for an interesting area to get started. As I don't live in the US, any state/region can be potentially suitable, provided the deal is right and that remote management is possible.

Would love to get any recommendations or ideas you might have in mind, regarding Philly or any other location to get started.

Thanks again,

Eliam 

Hi everyone!

My name is Eliam, and I'm new here at BiggerPockets and just getting started. I'm living out of the US and looking for an interesting area to focus on in my property search. Anyone have any suggestions for an interesting area that is favorable for owners, doesn't require flood insurance or any special taxes, low crime etc...? Something that would be easier to manage long distance.

Thanks!