@Matthew McNeilTo add to the abundance of good information in this thread, @Brandon Turner and @David Greene touch on this topic in Episode 290 of the BP Podcast.

Multifamily properties are more abundant in West Philadelphia, but that's not to say you should rule out other neighborhoods (West Kensington, Brewerytown, Temple U vicinity).

Thanks @Andrew Postell That was a abundance of overwhelming information but it was exactly what I was looking for.

I'm looking for a place with reasonable taxes, growth, abundant multifamily opportunities, and good cash flow.

Also in Albuquerque and not finding an abundance of deals yet, although I haven't gone on a networking blitz either.

@Matthew Groves I think you might be looking at this question from a scarcity approach rather than an abundance.

Get the exact figure from your lender.5.5% is rare unless you have an 850 credit score, perfect DTI, and abundant income.

So as an expert in the Inland Empire Real Estate Market, I can tell you that cash flowing properties are far more abundant in the Riverside area than they are in LA.

I believe Scott has two duplexes (four units total) and he occupies one of them but he's still making a great living and headed towards financial freedom while living an abundant life. 

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