Hi Nathan - I agree that there are potential pitfalls when considering a heloc as an option, as you pointed out.  

That's a rough area Tim......You're going to be dealing with an uphill battle getting quality folks to take on a property like that one.

Please remember to buy an extra box or two of the LVP so that you can do spot repairs if needed!!

I've found the product to truthfully be better than an Anderson 100 series window and while I've been fortunate not to have any maintenance issues thus far, my supplier who I've worked with for a few years and trust has made a point of emphasis in saying their warranty response is excellent.

I'd encourage you to try to find the unassuming guy that drives an old truck/car, buys his clothes at Costco, and never brags about how many properties he owns.I'm just a small time landlord but I'd be happy to help if you think that I can be a resource.

List some pros vs. cons of owning an East Side rental.

Any thoughts on hiring an attorney or public adjuster?

., (I don't know the philidelphia sub market, this might not be a deal) $125,000 Purchase, $75,000 rehab, if you can get an appraisal for $300,000, you can get all your money out, and probably cash flow $500+ per month.If I started investing again, I would have started with getting my real estate license.Happy Hunting!

Start cold calling and find an amazing deal.

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