We have a new location in Tobyhanna PA, our next meeting is April 4, 2024.

You should look for uneven multis (more bedrooms in one than the other) so you can stay in the smaller unit and cash flow more off the other rentals.Location wise, of all of those areas, Pennsylvania or staying in South Jersey gives you the best bang for your buck.

Maybe it's a MN thing and PA is different, but it makes perfect sense to me.

I am doing a mid-term rental for one of the units in PA and am managing it myself.  

I'm particularly passionate about PA, NC and OH.Outside of real estate, I enjoy trying new restaurants.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

If you’re serious about this endeavor put your current home on Zillow to rent with an occupancy in 90 days before you sign a PA for the next house.There are other lending products that are not as strict but the terms are different.

This is for rental properties in Pennsylvania while I live in another State.

I invest in Pennsylvania where I find to be some opportunity there in terms of cash-flow particularly with multi-family within the $300,000 range and even lower. 

Quote from @Alyssa Wright: I would definitely recommend looking into the Western Pennsylvania market, especially for Section 8/subsidized housing!

Quote from @Frank Dean: Hello Everyone,I am looking into the rental properties at Pittsburgh, PA.