Fairly blue collar area with great access to transportation outlets.While Toyota is coming in, doubtful this property will benefit much from that expansion in my opinion.Very surprised that average HH income in a one mile radius is $92k, Carrollton in generally not known for resounding demographic data, although the area has nice places.

I have pretty extensive web and graphic design experience if you could use any help in that aspect of things.Just give me a shout, I would love to help and maybe learn a little bit a long the way.I have reliable transportation and am Located in the St.

I look forward to listening to more of the podcasts and jumping right into the discussions.I have a Bachelors in Finance from the University of New Orleans and currently work in transportation and logistics.

It behooves investors to be extremely well-read on their markets, and perhaps to know people with meaningful influence in their communities.More efficient modes of transportation is a good one, saving businesses and/or consumers time and/or money.

Upper West Side, prime neighborhood, top public schools, great proximity to everything including transportation.  

Car or public transportation?

I think that West Chester and Phoenixville are very popular right now for SFH sales, not sure about rentals thought.I would say I 100% agree with @James Brand in the fact that wherever you decide as long as it's close to Public Transportation/SEPTA (ie regional rail preferably, bus/trolley lines next).

Parking's awful - take public transportation. 

We also strongly believe that area is ripe for growth due to excellent public transportation to NYC (walking distance to 35 minute train ride to midtown Manhattan).  

Im loooking properties that are generally close to transportation to and from NY, An up and coming location with a mix of blue and white collar residents thats not peak on gentrification by the way.