The question centers around that extra $4.5k/mo I’m not spending.

This is completely new to us, so I wanted to get some insight from experienced investors who belong to the top online community! 

Amazon fulfillment center being built nearby.

My conversations with commercial lenders recently have centered around this idea and the overall implications of force majeure. 

This is the main reason brewery town is on my list because of the proximity to Fairmount park)-Roofdeck/yards: 3 (Hey I can dream)With this in mind, a few areas have stood out to me (loose ordering of which seem to best fit my goals):-Brewerytown (Positives: I went to school at Temple and can only imagine how awesome this spot could become situated between campus, center city, and the only big park in the city.

given the current situation - Self storage (couple options) - Dialysis centers (couple sets of dialysis centers)I would estimate that this half of the investment would generate a 8-11% IRR long term.

During my time with the GC, I started in new construction and completed a +300-million-dollar hospital and then moved into the interiors (renovations) department completing fast paced interior renovations for financial offices, hotels, law firms, tech companies and a data center to name a few.

Another scenario could be that, that $5k belonged to a hard-money lender.

Current areas of high interest are the Mid West, SouthEast and Mid Atlantic states, and we're trending towards the Carolina's, Virginia and Indiana near employment centers.   

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