Gentrification opportunities, As gentrification continues in certain parts of the city, early investors in these up-and-coming areas may see substantial returns on their investments.I would love to know what people think about investing in the Philadelphia area and if you are an investor, i'd love to connect to hear your thoughts and experiences.

But to answer Cheryl's question - you can file suit against them but you may be throwing good money after bad  - but if they are continuing to raise money in their name then there must be something there.

You are a renter and subletting that people rebranded to make oodles of dollars on.I would also be curious to see how profitable this is, especially as the economy continues to show more signs of major cracks

Become expert on whatever it is your talking about, so that you don’t make a whole lot of incorrect statements in your posts2.

Most realtors are not experts in investing and do not themselves invest.

So the numbers seem to support either.Just looking for some feedback as I continue to brainstorm a path to success.

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Because I have personally done both and continue to do it to add to my portfolio.