Going forward, I would do that every time you move to be able to take advantage of both your entitlement and your new opportunity without having to come out of pocket with a boatload of cash.Use BP for recommendations of decent property managers in your new cities and I would bet you find decent ones so your properties are well taken care of.Best of luckStephanie

I currently live in York, PA, about 50 miles from work in Baltimore, MD. 

depending on the job search) until we move to the Twin Cities.

Hello,  we used to invest in FL,  my only suggestion is to stay way from 55+ properties.Many cities/regions specialize in retirement communities.  

Only rent to city people who are use to seeing rats .  

I am from Pittsburgh and it really varies from street to street and that's within the various neighborhoods in the city itself and if you are outside the city- one of the 120 municipalities in Allegheny County.  

I’ve been trying to find a good multi family to house hack, majority of them are in not the best part of the city.

Unfortunately this seems to be happening in all major Cities..

The city requires all new plumbing to have a shutoff AFTER the meter at the street.

@Patrick Vos I work full-time as a GC in the Twin Cities (based out of Minnetonka) and hold both my Residential Real Estate Broker license and Residential Building Contractor license.