Majority of South Philly-Newbold (19146/45), Point Breeze (19146/45), Wharton/ Dickinson Narrows (19147/48)Brewerytown (19121)True Temple - 11th to 19th, Cecil B Moore to Diamond, most investors may be stuck on Broad-18th(19121/19122) West Oak Lane Closer to Cheltenham Ave (19126)Port Richmond SE of Aramingo, SW of Allegheny Ave (19134)East Kenzo (19125)/Old Kenzo (1923)/Norris Square (19123/33)W Mt.

@Tamara PickensYou have come to the right place to connect with the wide array of real estate professionals and investors.

The Mortgage Shop (https://mortgage.shop/) is a great place to get started for lending, they offer a wide array of products and are very knowledgable about STR.In regard to insurance, I also recommend reaching out to someone that is familiar with the STR space. 

@Brieana BurrsYou have come to the right place to connect with the wide array of real estate professionals and investors.

@Mark KaramalakYou have come to the right place to connect with the wide array of real estate professionals and investors.

You can easily make broad brush assumptions about smokers and non-smokers and most of them are true.  

I don't have the brains for it (outside of investing in broad market index funds).

Originally posted by @Mehul Patel:@Jingru Sui Yes, I realize this is a very broad question.

Any project that qualifies as affordable housing qualifies for better terms than a market rate multifamily projects, and, because the definition is broad, it's easier for new developers to get into affordable housing than you may think.

I think home values broadly are going up for a number of systemic reasons, but that will change.