I bought a property Just north of San Francisco in 96 bare land paid 27k for it let it sit.. 2020 sold for 2 mil. 

I barely advertise and I always have a pool of applicants and at least 5 to decide on.

I'm more or less certain you're a barely functional grifter looking to work the welfare system more effectively than you already are.

In 2020 the banks keep working, barely, but nothing else is.

The state or the local municipalities, my county can barely enforce landlords to comply with occupancy permits.

I also saw an article about DINKs who are barely making it in bay area.  

The end return could be abysmal, many people actually loose money on these low end properties.I rather like Wilkes Bare/Scranton area too, reasonable demographic with lots of working class renters, and really not too far from where you are.Are you thinking of managing it yourself, or do you want to hire a PM.

The real wealth in real estate is from equity not cashflow, especially in 2021 when a lot of these C class historical cashflow markets are barely cashflowing after management.

Wait staff still get paid barely over $2 an hour.

If your net worth (income minus expenses) is under $200,000 or barely save $30,000, syndications are not for you.