The colleges in NEPA are: Stroudsburg U, Kings Coll and Wilkes in Wilkes Barre, Keystone in Dalton (near Clarks Summit) and in Scranton there is Univ of Scranton, Marywood and a branch of Penn State.In regard to the Poconos there is an abundance of single family opportunities in the private communities but also HOA dues and extra due dilligence to understand each community.That is a tour of a small piece of PA.

Hello Everyone, I am working on getting my real estate license to represent myself, my family, and friends when buying our homes. 

Now These areas are arguably some of the best places to raise a family in country. 

My family thinks that I've totally lost my mind by buying this house, but they said the same thing when I bought my current home and I think there's potential. 

Are you looking for a single-family or multifamily?

Hey @Riza Susel, you might want to create a new thread to get a few answers.IMHO, it will depend on where you are going to buy and what your demographic is.We cater to families so we are pretty colorful with lots of comfort.

We have discussed the possibility of finding a deal on a single family home and upgrading it.

I have 2 single family home flips under my belt and was a partner for an infill.

Anyone has experience with this loan? Secondly can it be used for a child going to college in another city or not? Thanks!

I work with hundreds of investors from CA that prefer single family homes in the middle/southern part of the country because the price points are easier and the laws are landlord friendly.