One fascinating example from The Big Short is this Mexican immigrant strawberry farmer living in California that was able to get a mortgage on a $750,000 house based on a stated income of around $15,000 annually.  

Strawberries; 6.

Strawberries are in season and so are the blue crabs.

In terms of areas I would check out Grey's Ferry, 33rd Street in strawberry Mansion, parts of brewerytown, olde Kensington East Kensington West Kensington, Port Richmond, cobbs Creek, West Philly, Southwest Philly. 

Not sure if some old recommendations I got are not saturated already (Richmond, Germantown, Kensington, Cobbs Creek, Strawberry Mansion) .Target ARV ~ 140K. 3BR / 1000 sqftAny thoughts, remarks and recommendations would be appreciated.

That's plenty of land for a 'you pick em' strawberry patch.

@Ann S.I work with many different types of investors: Buy & Hold, Rehab & Sell, BRRR, etc. and have personal experience with single family and multifamily investing.Consider these following neighborhoods...but at the same time, there are a lot of macro economic factors that could derail their status...also my biggest advice is to always plan conservatively on your ARV and Comps:- Port Richmond - Kensington - Mantua - Fishtown (almost saturated, hard to find deals)Fringe Up + Coming Neighborhoods:- South South Philly- Strawberry Mansion- Norristown (suburb)Again I would stress it is so important to look at every property on a case by case basis...you make the majority of your money with your purchase price and reverse engineering the after repair value.

I'm in Plant City (Winter Strawberry Capital of the world!) 

Getting ready for strawberry season?

Airy, Olney, Strawberry Mansion or far north Brewerytown and  Mantua in West Philly.