**Rental Income and Management** - Since your siblings pay rent that covers the mortgage, you have a buffer as long as they continue living there.

After I continually say no he asks me for $25,000. 

Scranton PA is a great spot to invest.Pros:- Low cost of buy-in / not much needed in comparison to other areas due to affordability in purchase price- High-Cap Rates- High Cash Flows- Stable market / continuing to appreciate- Beautiful revitalization of the downtown- Influx of jobs, employment opportunities - Plenty of renters- New Amtrak service coming- Surrounding neighborhoods are sought after, solid schools, "home team" mentality in most of the towns where people want to stayFor the Cons:- I can't think of any OVERALL cons that couldn't be avoided in working with the right team.

I've been investing there since 2019, and I continue to see a lot of strong reasons why it's a compelling market:Revitalization & Growth: Detroit has been experiencing significant revitalization over the past few years.

I am fighting to get this amendment signed, but alas, nothing.

While the proposal won’t solve housing issues in dense urban areas, it represents a step forward in the fight to make housing more affordable.

I’m not sure when to decide that I “know enough” to make this kind of investment, or if I should continue educating myself before pulling the trigger on a property. 

Quote from @Chris Seveney: Quote from @Stuart Udis: I continue to see more and more posts suggesting real estate investors should go from buying 2-4 unit buildings to buying larger apartment complexes.

I'm excited to be here and continue that journey. 

Jon Green vs Remi Lyman is the fight we didn't know we needed!