Hello All,I just recently graduated college in May and have moved into the Philadelphia area (Center City).I am currently working right in the city and have leased out an apartment with some friends until June of 2017.Nevertheless, after the lease expires, I am very interesting in House-Hacking a multi-family unit somewhere within the city in which I can walk or bike to work.If anybody knows of any contacts familiar with the area I would love to speak with them.

sorry I am just not used to seeing a 10% cap rate, around here those are D or F class neighborhoods.  

I believe Baltimore city to have one of the best price to rent ratio in the county.

Hello all, I'm considering buying some property in the Salt Lake City metro area and renting it at least part time as a VRBO/AirBNB.

These abandoned "Blight" homes have been in the news paper, in front of city council and even had laws trying to force owners or lien holders to do something with the property.

The homes are in beautiful settled neighborhoods with best schools.  

But wanted to ask and seek out any investors who want to share their input on the multi-family opportunities in the city.

And if it's in Lawrence, you should know the market and neighborhoods REALLY REALLY well before you buy there.  

There's lots of rough laws in city limits that are pushing out current investors and renters, so it would be wise to do all your homework on Seattle before you take anymore steps.The way to become a successful investor is to make sure the math works out on a property before buying.  

Can you be more specific zip, neighborhood,price range(all-in cost),Cap rate, area and property that definitely off the table and when were you looking to close