I went to a local REI meeting the other day for the first time in a while and behold, a large NR display and the only person at the meeting dressed in a shark suit (full on biz suit where everyone else was in shorts and tees) running the booth.

The property is on west chester pike and is a blk from darby road (border of havertown and UD)

It cost ~$100, so yes I invested some money, but I believe that tenant will be willing to stay with me longer due to the sense of urgency I displayed (and display each time an issue arises).

I've seen Four Hour Work Week at Borders.

Very new and inexperienced investor, but I'm trying to get a start somewhere.Is this a border line call ?

Just have to make sure I’m going to team up with a reputable agent with traceable success on his/her own for the upcoming property, let along an attorney to overlook the transaction; previous 2 Century 21 agents were young, inexperienced and lazy for my other house bought back in this January; one of those 2 Century 21 even got so many awards displayed by the fancy receptionist front.

The overwhelming amount of RE Investing knowledge displayed on these pages has not only peeked my interest but has motivated me to explore RE Investing as a future business.

We could chase our money as it goes south of the border. lol!

I was just wondering how the loss of jobs and the reverse of people back across the border would effect the housing markets in those states with a heavy immigrant pop.Remember when the whole debate about illegals not being required to have ss numbers to buy a house was going on?

West Grove is in Southern Chester County PA, very close to the border of Delaware and Maryland.