Here is a standard for 900-1200 sqft row homes in Philly depending on the neighborhood and assuming nothing is wrong with the foundation:South Philly/West Philly West of 52nd Street: 75-85k (contingent upon underpinning basement which is big expense)-Complete gut, redo electric and plumbing, dig the basement, redo everything, Central AC, turn a 3/1 into a 3/2 or 2/2 w/ a master suite higher-end finishes, touch facade.Germantown Close to Germantown Ave/ Cobbs Creek/ West Oak Lane Close to Cheltenham / Better pockets of Olney: 60-70k-same as above but you do not necessarily have to underpin the basement.

By doing this I'll chip away at that interest payment every month and still be able to pull money out for any actual expenses.

Very few come on the market, and the ones that due are usually in terrible shape or so overpriced that they don't come close to cash flowing.We owned a duplex on Live Oak near Skillman, bought it in 2013, we bought it and there were multiple offers, and we sold it in 2016 for a really nice gain with multiple offers. 

@Randy Chapman LA Country was used for a broad description, the specific locations are Sherman Oaks, Studio City, Woodland Hills, Tarzana, Reseda, Hollywood Hills, or Chattsworth.

My name is mike and I'm looking for a REI CLUB around the hopkinsville/clarksville/oak Grove area!

Off market properties in the Beverly Hills, Hollywood Hills, West Hollywood, Encino, Sherman Oaks, Studio City areas only.

You have been watching Chip and Joanna haven't you.

From a macro perspective you see it in the suburbs with folks getting priced out of certain areas (like Troy), moving to places like Royal Oak and Ferndale until those get too pricey, and now moving to areas like Hazel park and Hamtramck.On the other side you have downtown seeing massive corporate investment, and rents/housing prices are rising quickly.

I saw there was meetup on this yesterday in Oak Brook by the Chicago REIA that I couldn’t attend.  

I recently bought a house in Oak Park and am looking for a property manager.