The place is huge.If you need appliances, there is an auction on Aramingo Avenue.Also, remember if you transport fridge laying down, let it stand for 24 hours upright before plugging it in.

What mattered most to me was that I was in downtown Philadelphia, with easy access to public transportation and most importantly that would attract a roommate right away.

Could be a great money maker. 1 block from City College, close to stores, transportation & expressway.This is a Chicago property that I have yet to get under contract, but the seller and I have something in common...Jesus!

I was unemployed for a while and began driving and transporting cars for dealerships across the eastern United States.

Glad this thread is getting some action - I have also been eyeing Bergen Lafeyette, but was wondering about vacancy in the area, what with new construction & proximity to transportation pulling desirable tenants Downtown. 

I'm a transportation planner by trade and a rock climber and  musician by passion.

On top of that hike, there will be cuts to schools, parks, public transportation, police, etc. 

This is a very important factor to me because the neighborhood is close to public transportation.

After that, for about 5 years, I wanted to  open a trucking transportation company, but when i turned 17, i found out that I just wanted to do trucking because of money, and reading some forums on here (before being a member) stated that the odds of you being successful are very low if you dont enjoy what you do.

@Steve BabiakBelieve one of the manufacturer recommendations is to store in an approved container outside and re-fill the units outside and to also use a carbon monoxide detector:"NEVER fill heater fuel tank in living space; fill tank outdoors""NEVER store or transport kerosene in other than a metal or plastic container that is (1)acceptable for kerosene, (2) non-red in color, and (3) clearly marked “Kerosene”.