We have a pretty wide spectrum of deals here, so neighborhood choices have a lot to do with your specific strategy, as well as risk and return profile.

When apartment building owners go from say 95% occupancy  to 75% that can be all of their profit.If a town loses a major employer you want a broad mix of national tenants still there keeping the local economy moving until a replacement anchor is found.

HOWEVER- East of Broad and that high north beyond Lehigh will likely not see significant appreciation for a WHILE.

Hi Samantha,You may find your room rental tenant prospects to be on the rougher end of the renter spectrum. 

Also, do some research on light color spectrum (generally 2700-5000k) for different types of rooms (kitchen vs. bedroom, etc).

I don't often see people have much luck getting a mentor by broadly asking for one in the forums. 

With modified broad match-type, we can target any phrase with the keyword: +sell +house +fast, and enter the auction on any long-tail you find that contains those words (in any order).

@Fernando Moreno that's a broad request!

The areas near the suburban borders trend more towards the C end of the spectrum, where the areas deeper into the city trend more towards the D range.

I was thinking if one could find a value add townhouse in a good area with the mid scale rent in mind, you would be alot safer than the very low end of the spectrum.