If you are interested in investing in the U.S. market I think that there are better options depending on how much capital you have available and what level of involvement you are looking for.

I know Philly at a very high level, but not the details to talk about neighborhoods.

Instead, focus on improving your skillset, helping more clients at a high level and implementing systems in your business.

A minority are now carrying the tax burden, and the majority are existing via various forms and levels of assistance. 

At least at the succesful levels I've seen. 

In our small corner of the market, ~1,000 units in Northwest Ohio, our rent increases are softening, but we are actually at our lowest level of late payments and evictions in over 2 years.

This is a community built for learning and growing in real estate, regardless of experience level.

You'll have to find your comfort level on how you want to manage it.  

A level 1 charger will pull 40 amps, level 2 85.

Now, I also run the Property Profit Academy, where we help investors sharpen their skills and level up their investing game.