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Sridhara Sastry yaddanapudi
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New investor looking to network

Sridhara Sastry yaddanapudi
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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I'm an investor interested in investing in Philadelphia area. Looking for properties( move in ready or just cosmetic issues- to start with while I get experience) with atleast 8% ROI with 20% down below 250000$. Is this doable in the Philadelphia market?

Thanks in advance. 

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Kevin Shirley
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Kevin Shirley
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@Sridhara Sastry yaddanapudi In North Philly I believe this is totally achievable, however might be a bit hard to come by. North Philly specifically near Temple University you will see more appreciation then the rest of North Philly just due to growing student population. You should be able to generate good cash flow as @Victoria Pham was saying

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