You need concrete skills that can translate directly into deals. 

As you probably already know, Philly is a block by block city, and the Elmwood section certainly confirms this.

Rehab projects will run into stumbling blocks despite your best efforts.

I've also had luck during the week from the 6:00pm-8:00pm block.

Can buy damn near a city block, but after checking Google Streetview, I saw where the latest murder took place from the front steps.

I have a friend who owns an apartment building in Berwyn, Il, and he had a huge water bill that was caused by a pipe buried in the concrete slab of the building!

I run a dehumidifier in the basement and I have some concrete work to do around the base of the house to assist with drainage.

@brandonArce Greenville is not a bad area to invest but the neighborhoods can get a little dicey from block to block, McGinley Square and Bergen Lafayette is where I would put my money in JC. 

I literally drove around for 5 hours up and down each and every block until I found a neighborhood that looked decent. 

I'm out of state and wanting to PM my property but meeting applicants and showing the place is posing a stumbling block.