It all seems pretty feasible and attractive, but curious if there are many lenders or investors actively taking advantage of the program.   

Portfolio loans, asset-based lenders, and home equity lines of credit are all alternatives to traditional borrowing.

For both short- and mid-term investors, the market's diversity and relatively lower entry costs make it an attractive option.FYI - Philadelphia has a tenant-friendly legal environment, which can present certain challenges for landlords

It appears they are hoping to attract people that can find deals but don't know how to raise money.

Fixed income U.S. treasury bonds are not  attractive at all if you're being paid back with dramatically debased dollars with lower purchasing power. 

Overall I would say it is a great area to live in, because of jobs, cost of living, laws in place (this one more for the landlords), attractions, colleges, etc.

Its proximity to major attractions, businesses, and vibrant city life ensured strong demand from both tourists and professionals.

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These updates include modernizing the interiors and improving the overall appeal of the building to attract tenants.

But I was lead to this program as an alternative through a G.R.