The streets around the stadium in the West End neighborhood were activated before and after the game, tons of busy restaurants etc.

I’m not looking to have an active membership with a realtor association at this time.

Diving into market analysis is a crucial step, and here’s how you can start:Begin by assessing economic indicators like job growth and unemployment rates.

Is there anyone else that is actively purchasing them?  

(Example: investing for long-term capital growth for your kids education in 15 years, you have $200K to play with, you want to be an active investor in a market within 3 hours of you).

Two key questions to consider are:How active do you want to be?

I’ve been actively seeking mentorship opportunities in Dallas, diving into real estate literature (including David Greene’s BRRRR method), and connecting with others who are passionate about achieving financial freedom through real estate.If you work in IT, are based in Dallas, or simply want to connect, I’d love to hear from you!

I have my real estate agent license and am an active agent, and have no desire to manage the rentals.

I’ve lived all over the country being an active duty member of the military so I’ve had the opportunity to get a feel of the market in OH.

I am curious to know if the proximity to Pennsylvania itself is a crucial factor in renting out the property, or if it would be equally viable to invest in an area further away from the city (with a 1-hour commute time, as opposed to a 30-minute train ride from Haverford).I would greatly appreciate if anyone could provide information on the actual rental prices for an average 3-bedroom house in these areas.