The investor gets funding for cheaper than hard money and the money is revolving for the term (in the form of credit cards at 0%), the group gets more students to mentor who couldn't otherwise afford the fees, and the financial company gets a bunch of new clients at 10% with little risk when the investors are getting walked through flips that earn thousands of dollars and are doing deals weekly.Am I looking at this scenario through rose colored lenses or is it really to good to pass up?

I believe this area is going to be more economically vibrant and stable tenant flow than some other areas I have looked at such as Temple area+Northern Liberties+Kensington . 

You have to have a job to buy a house, and if you have high paying jobs the trickle down economics spreads over the whole city creating a vibrant economy and a healthy real estate market.Thanks for sharing Scott!

If she's in a historic district with protections, you will have to deal with approval processes to get A LOT, if not EVERYTHING down to paint colors done.  

You can tell copper from aluminum by the color

Each quarry will have its own color and matching could be problematic.

Bathroom could use a different paint color. 

It's vinyl, and the apparent difference in color is due to the time of day that I took the pics.

These are you blue color residents who are unable to purchase a property. 

Any thoughts on the color: which one is the best to chose from?