A person who has good sales skills that lives in a mobile home park is seldom a technology whiz.

I left my W-2 job back on Dec 31, 2019 at 49 after working 27 years on Wall St in various technology jobs in NY and NJ. 

@Frank Agyeman-Duah I’m new I have 0 properties and looking for my first so I would say evaluate the property and check with resources to make sure the seller is not lying on what your rents “are” and be conservative with the potential rent if you get new tenants, also I would make the new tenants sign a new lease agreement set forth by you, but I’m not sure what evection laws are like if they have been living there with out a lease could they be considered squatters or claim to be?

While it may not hurt your credit score, it will show on your report that you didn't make payments for 3 months, which means to them that you didn't have any savings or you lied - either would be a red flag.

Yes, I meant 'mendacious' as in lying, cheating, and premised on specious falsehoods.  

Finally, they fervently believe in the two biggest lies of home improvement: one-coat coverage and paint+primer in one.When it starts cracking and peeling off in big patches three years from now, it's on you.

Are there any other developments of this industry or technology sectors moving into Philly?

She lied to me about where she works but that’s not the reason I’d like her to move out.

My concern lies with the location of these properties as most of them are in zip codes with over 3.5x the national crime average. 

If you are jumping in RE full time, then I Would suggest out of state.Numbers don't lie.