Like anything there is a lot to learn.  

I recently moved into a neighborhood that is experiencing some growth but still has vacant and abandoned homes. There is a vacant lot of land beside my home. The land is obviously unkempt and a bit of an eye sore to s...

I've also looked into expanding into Philadelphia proper recently (lots of gentrification going on near Temple) so there are definitely possibilities in SJ and PHL itself.As far as turning around communities go, I'm mostly in this game for the money, but I think there's a lot to be said for my strategy... buy somewhat neglected properties from somewhat neglectful owners, do some rehabilitation and rent increase, treat tenants with respect (but be firm with rules/late fees) and that's sure to do a lot for the general health of a community.

Hey thanks for feedback, I'm not sure if I have a lot to offer right now, since I don't have any direct experience with multi-family properties.

Not a lot to work with.

This week had me busy with transactions for a Canadian couple (downtown Playa del Carmen condo) Arizona couple (golf course lot to build a home) and a condo down in Tulum for a young Canadian couple.

I still have a lot to find out how my $100k investment will reasonably perform for me.

Check out the nearby members and network at https://www.biggerpockets.com/meet,it will help you a lot to find partners that can help you out in investing.

It has a lot to offer to the younger population that other cities can not.

@Sean Morrison thank you for your wise insight, means a lot to me. :-)