I find getting loans on the residential side of a bank tedious and time consuming and dealing with Freddie and Fannie arduous. 2) If you are going to manage the properties yourself, before buying the property ask yourself would you drive there at 11PM in January?

We buy materials, pay 400.00 for labor to installed tile surround on a tub, tub to ceilings with accent band. 

I live in San Diego, so I would drive out to look at the progress every couple of weekends. 

Also, the Emerald Coast is one of the few areas where families from many other states can drive to the beach.

If you drive the 4900 block of Cedar St you’ll see a beautiful 3 story victorian twin homes that have gone up in price over the past year and a half.West of 52nd in the Cobbs Creek area rehabbed homes have began to sell very quickly on the market as well as people have started flipping and putting homes on the market.There is a large amount of development projects planned in University City over the next ten years.

I would get a bleach solution and wash the vents as far as I could reach, plus wash the vent covers and surrounding wood.

There are definitely prime areas surrounding the main bar/restaurant districts that go fast. 

So I've been mulling this question over in my head for a few days now, and I decided to just post it here instead of driving myself bonkers.

I'm an investor and investor friendly agent servicing Philadelphia and the surrounding areas.

For now I've been looking at the surrounding areas where the prices are a lot more manageable but I'm still figuring out how that process would work for me.