I am currently in business school at the University of Southern California and plan on getting my real estate license once I graduate in May 2025 I am humbled by the experience and wealth of knowledge that is on this platform and I look for forward to getting started with your help 

It's a weekly virtual meetup for MTR investors.

Also look at Intel headquarters, Ohio State University, Google, FB, Amazon, Nationwide, Honda, etc.

The vanity of paying $160pa for a fax or two a year to my own virtual fax was stupid.

But there is virtually nothing for a fix and flip type borrower or a BRRR method borrower.  

The city's universities, hospitals, and growing job market contribute to a steady demand for rental properties, especially in desirable neighborhoods.Considering your budget of under $1.5 million, there are plenty of investment opportunities in Philadelphia that align with your investment goals.

What I like most about it is that I can rent out the other 3 units and live virtually rent free and even make a decent monthly income as well. 

I would also advise to save for reserves.But there isn't a universal right path.

You project $40k of sweat equity, but if you are doing virtually all the work yourself, you will be earning this $40k.  

There's virtually no housing or commercial developments, but there's some pretty expensive houses there especially right on the water.