I am looking at assets in select Eastern PA markets (Allentown, Upper Darby, Reading).

Occupancy and daily rates are considerable, priced in USD or the impressively strong Peso. 

That will give you (slightly) more flexibility if something goes wrong with tenant selection.

. $2500 per month is very impressive.- BRRR can help with scaling but the strategy is easier said than done, and it's even more challenging to pull of in these market conditions where prices are going down and interest rates are going up- Asking friends and family is not out of the question.

Look at Zillow (select rent) (select houses or apts) and see what others are charging. 

The cash-on-cash return and appreciation are steady.You should select a market that will meet your investment goals.A local Investor-Agent can help shorten your learning curve and save you a lot of headaches as they tend to understand the market better.All the best!

It will start not very impressive, but wait until the now scenario.I purchased a 3/2 with 2 car garage for $167k with payment (PITI) of $990/month.  

If the co-op board is unresponsive or extremely selective, prospective buyers and buyer's agents will prioritize units in other co-op developmentsVery few co-ops are investor friendly.

The biggest issue I've run into with property management is that they are not very selective with the tenants, then the managers both don't stay on top of things and don't treat the tenant well.

After doing a research in the area on the best buys, my property that I've selected is within a brand new condominium complex near the ski mountain.