If they're young workers, you'll probably want your rentals nearby transportation hubs, cafes, and restaurants.

A fellow investor/quasi-flipper just got shut down (it's been 2 months) because of code violations.

Also, If you're looking for a meet up, we organize a real estate investor meet up the last Wednesday of every month at "The Manhattan Project" restaurant on Frankfort Ave.

Great restaurant nearby and safe neighborhood.

I checked it out on Trulia and the location has nice restaurants and grocery stores.

check that nothing is blocking water shut off valve in garage and water heater too.We check there are no extra pets

Harrisburg University also has plans on constructing a new building in the downtown area next to bar row (2nd street is a one-way street downtown and is referred to as restaurant/bar row) . 

Additionally, it is one of few systems that run 24 hours so it is also a fantastic option for enjoying Philadelphia restaurants and night life. 

For my wife and I the key frugality has been:-we drive inexpensive cars (Yaris, Escape, both older and used)-RARELY eat out at restaurants-one vacation per year- and it's camping within a day's drive from home (and we already have the gear)-small affordable home (bought in 2012 at the bottom of the market- that was just lucky timing)-0 use of credit cards-and hard work to boost earnings That last one isn't so much frugality- but has been the biggest key to saving for us.

Matter of fact, it has most of the fast-food restaurant chains, shopping centers, etc...