On Sheikh Zayed Road near Defense Roundabout there was a Lialy Lebanon restaurant with great food.

I didn't know you lived in Lebanon.

There are also good ones in Harrisburg and one in Lebanon if you're willing to drive 30-40 mins.

So, in the last 4 years this is what I have accomplished; 1) flipped around 12 properties 2) bought into 5 plex in Lebanon 50/50 with my son for $375,000, rehabbed some and increased rents to market. 3) bought into 8 plex in Forest Grove 50/50 with my son for $642,000, rehabbed all 8 units and at market rents. 4) sold 5 plex in Lebanon by owner for $545,000 and invested into Crowdstreet Opportunity Zone in Atlanta, Ga. 5) bought fixer 4 plex in Albany, Or rehabbed, and rented at market 6) bought 2 fixer 4 plex's near Western Oregon college campus, rehabbed, and rent at market. 7) started hair salon, pretty much failed, and got rid of it 3 years later. 8) refinanced 8 plex and pulled out $100,000 on my portion to pay off debt. 9) Majority partner refinanced 72 unit building and received $145,000 I used towards debt.

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $77,000

Cash invested: $19,000

My first BRRR was a lot of fun to do. Didn't pull everything back out, but I ...

I just went under contract with a 4 unit in Lebanon, PA and I am looking for a recommendation for a Property Management company to manage all facets of the building.  

They have some in Lancaster, Lebanon, and a few in Harrisburg if you're will to drive a little bit. 

Mt Lebanon, Upper Saint Clair and Sewickley are nice as well and you avoid the increased City of Pittsburgh transfer tax.   

There are meet-ups in Camp Hill, 2 in Harrisburg, Lancaster, York 2 in Reading and Lebanon, plus other ones that I have not been to. 

Buying a new construction town house with a DR Horton in Lebanon, TN.