Not only are their names not pronounced like the French palace and its famed gardens, THEY DO NOT SHARE A COMMON BORDER.As I said before, I invest in the Homestead/Munhall area.

We always have said no in the past because (a) it bothers us that people who are on government assistance get to live in a palace while those working hard every penny they live off of must live in far less luxurious homes. 

It's not a palace - perhaps $300,000, but it's what houses cost on the lower end now-days, unless you live in Lima OH, where no one wants to live :)Now, you pay for kid's cloths, a couple of cars, some insurance, take the family out once or twice, and what are you left with, Chris?

Team meet at Tide & Tiger, Peyton Place, The Onyx, or The Palace?

If your lease allows, collect rent from the tenant for the next 30 days only if you are unable to more quickly palace a tenant at current or better rent.This will incent the tenant to get the place into great shape and allow showings in the meantime.

Turnkey yes, but it looks inside in some rooms like a poverty palace.

You build a palace one brick at a time.

Make sure the rooms are a good size-I don't mean a palace, but something you can put a double bed and dresser in and still be able to walk into the room.

Roxie

Duplexes in particular seem to be priced much better there as compared to Manayunk/Rox.