Got a plumber to snake the drain line and clear it out.

Therefore turning the old primary that the equity line is on into an investment property.

The spread is huge but the $90k guy will probably take 6 to 9 months of he can complete it at all and probably be $20k over budget and priced it for inferior box store products.

My understanding is the Philly is one of the hottest rental markets so was wondering should I be looking for a one bedroom condo, two...downtown or on one of the train lines a little outside Philly?

I was wondering if it would be more productive in the long run to pay all my college loans as I finish school or save for property?

A great commercial local bank and banker that you know personally can open many doors I know it has for me.I am very old school. though.. other than having my account on line..

There would be a line around the corner for the open house.

But if you have it in your mind your going to have long term cash flow.. then that is something altogether differenet.what happens 3 years down the line and your note partner who is co bene and doing all the work gets hit by a truck and is no longer here.. 

This house was built in 1920 so it’s either they stuck with coal until gas lines were installed, they had above ground tank and they removed all the piping, or they removed the tank long time ago (town doesn’t have record of tank removal permit) or it’s somewhere under the front porch which is reinforced concrete porch.

To limit exposure, I was thinking of buying using my Line of Credit, and paying it off with cash: basically acting as my own bank.