I've been reading BiggerPockets for about 2 months and felt its time to make myself available to regional, national and international RE investors.

Watch for an aspect of RE investing that intrigues you and sounds like a good fit for your skills, interests, and current financial situation.

My lease has a clause that I have the option to terminate if the property is inhabitable for more then 90 days (which it will be)- but the town has an ordinance that says I must re-offer the units for rent.

Philly's RE market is competitive right now and there are plenty of great opportunities everyday.

Random sidebar, the guy that started that company taught the first RE investment course that I ever took circa ~2004.

It's important to get him to sign a termination letter to allow you to re-rent the unit immediately.Chances are he will be glad to be released and will not cause any issues.

I am Gregory George, an aspiring millionaire real estate investor, and I’m looking for like minded individuals that’s in the realm of RE in the Philadelphia area that I can help in anyway.

I began investing in RE well over 20 years ago and have over 30 units currently of which most are self managed. 

JonU can request ur realtor to list on MLS and this will push the rental listing to all RE websites like Zillow, Trulia, Hotpads, realtor etcGenerally most of the leads come from first 3 websites and also via MLS from other tenant agents.

But, I'm saying speak with your RE attorney.