Try to focus on properties that were built after 1960The reason for this is because the foundation of the property is likely made from poured in concrete or block construction.Poured in concrete is favorable because it allows for less water penetration into the basement.The mechanicals of the property are likely more in line with today's building code.

If you are able to get something within Point Breeze, but still in the zip code of 19146, you'll have the one of the highest opportunities for rental potential.

You'll need to hire a contractor, get the necessary permits, and ensure that the property is up to code.

I would purchase any and all investments inside that trust along with a form of Whole Life or IUL policy to be able to use the tax code of 7702 to create a tax free income and ability to leverage my real estate assets.The BDIT effectively freezes your estate, but gives you the access to funds.Good strategy for any asset that looks to eclipse the estate tax level.

Can I include this to above statement in their leases or anything that would be giving me a right to simply throw their stuff or them out by changing the lock key codes and never have to worry about anything else?

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

Hi @Kevin Kim, your post did not mention if you asked the powers that be (lol) if you could keep the one pole, and simply have them install a separate meter for each building.On multi-family property, we have installed multi-meter boxes with external disconnects as per the electrical code in PA.  

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Just had an E01 code so time to toss it.

Under both the Texas Property Code 5.0205 and 5.086, as well as TRELA 1101.0045, the "seller" of a contract is required to disclose the nature of the seller's equitable interest.