@Phil Leonard I'll address these one at a time:Capital - if someone doesn't have the capital necessary, then it's time to go seek private money...or in other words, a partner. 

Can anyone recommend a good property management company in Philadelphia? Specifically looking for someone who is investor friendly and can help me identify potential rental investment properties.ThanksZev

Speaking with more experienced landlords on this particular charity, they pay the rent for 3 months, then the family can get 3-6 months additional assistance, then it's 100% on the family after that.

Do you want tips on how to get money to renovate current property or are seeking advice on how to purchase next property?

I am excited to make that a reality and hope that some of you on this board can assist along the way (and vice versa).

I called a few numbers for tenant rights, one of the told me, "if you're not at fault I'm being evicted, the landlord who gives you the eviction notice is supposed to pay you for relocation assistance."

It was built by my father who was self employed as retirement income for him and my mother, who was a stay-at-home mother and also assisted him in his business.

Another tip, seek out other investors that you notice in the other threads that seem to know what they are talking about, check out their profile and send them a colleague request along with a specific question you have.

I also second what @Aaron Klatt said about perhaps finding a mentor or investor looking for assistance.

I’ve never come across a larger gathering of like minded people who are all so willing to assist one another in every facet of business.