The rental income will definately pay for the mortgage, and you will be left with a property in Heritage Hill.  

The properties are primarily in Heritage Hill and Highland Park.

Would recommend Synovus (formerly NBSC), Ameris, or Heritage Trust.

“January appears to have delivered a perfect economic storm of sorts, with some consumers focused on paying off holiday credit card bills, others concerned about the recent bump in mortgage rates and still others that may have felt the squeeze from the partial government shutdown,” said HAR Chair Shannon Cobb Evans with Heritage Texas Properties.

In Ontario it’s called heritage buildings and the restrictions are a pain.

The best I've found so far is 3.99% at a couple different credit unions: 1) Bethpage FCU but it is only for the first year 2) at American Heritage Credit Union but it is just for a 5 year amortization following a 3 year draw period. thanks, Rob

It's currently zoned Open Space District, allowing 1 house per 0.75 acres or "rural heritage" use. 

Germantown has great architecture because of it's Quaker/Shaker heritage but also has some of the worst hoods in the city.

Property Management: Josh Utterbach of JL Properties (on BP)Commercial Lending: Scott Ogdahl of Heritage Bank NALegal Representation: Alex Halbach of Cutler Law FirmInspection: Brad Horstman of Housemaster Sioux Falls1031 Exchange: Amanda Schmunk of Homestead Escrow and Exchange Co

One market that has caught my attention is Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, given its stable economy, rich cultural heritage, and attractive rental yields.As I'm just starting my journey, I would love to hear from seasoned investors who have experience investing in the Philadelphia market from out-of-state.