Drive slow up/down the wrong street looking like you aren't from there could get the cops called on your or worse.

Investing in this property on Locust Street in Philadelphia, PA, was driven by its prime location in Center City, offering proximity to cultural landmarks, business hubs, and vibrant city life.

I was the first developer on a street back in 2016 and anytime I was out there the neighbors would be on their porch shaking their heads in anger. 

Look at my street right now: the "zestimates" are off by hundreds of thousands on every single property.

Place good residents, make sure the block is nice (just not the street) and you should be fine.

I can say I've moved to STL about 5 yrs ago and I was at the gym right by the McDonalds/ Lindell Blvd area you're talking about and I feel safe and have not run into any issues there.St Louis is street by street - it really depends.You'll be able to rent it fast there due to it's location, I'm certain.

i am a reo broker here in south florida and work with many current asset managers and several banks. we sell many reo properties. some of those lists floating around out there are dead end streets as so many bomb bard the asset managers with requests they dont even reply 1

I can say one mistake I made was while buying in great neighborhoods (up and coming) I lost equity on two where we bought on a busier street.

Basically, what you'd be doing is reaching out to a lender and letting them know "I'm planning to buy 123 Main Street in 3 days with cash.

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