@Daniel Cerda Unfortunately, none of the big nationwide DSCR players will touch properties valued less than $75k or $100k regardless of how many you blanket together. 

Attend some local meetups and network with the tax lien "players."

Good morning,I’m new to investing and have struggled figuring out how to grade a neighborhood A,B,C,D etc. does anybody have any articles about this or where do you look up what grade a neighborhood is.

I can provide many many examples of properties in the C- D areas that have doubled tripled or more.  

A lot of serious players are doing STRs in Philly (I do not do STR here but feel it is good for the City to have a healthy STR market) and have a lot to lose if the ordinance is enforced.

I'm not sure if I am a big enough player to make it worth it just yet so I try to understand this stuff on my own.That being said, we are fortunate in that our W-2 income is decent.

The market is so big here, there are rooms for many players with different skill sets.Also, you can't do everything yourself nor you want to.  

Mike's suggestion is an old bank arrangement that HMLs should look at, but instead of escrowing money it might be cleaner in some states to assign a CD.

From a commercial standpoint, I would guess that we would see smart players trying to create the equivalent of a mobile home park: charging for the lot and passing on the risk of the structure itself to the homeowner.

If you don't have experience, offer to manage or edit content for a well established player in the space.3) Social media marketing agency (SMMA): I used to run a digital marketing agency so this is my personal favorite.