All Forum Posts by: Noman Tariq

This is a great article written by NY Times about Philadelphia. 

And we all know how much more affordable Philadelphia Real Estate is compared to NYC.

http://www.uwishunu.com/2016/05/new-york-times-shows-philadelphia-major-love-latest-36-hours/?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=VisitPhillyFacebook&utm_content=Social#sm.00000bt23yj2ulcnvxqu8c8qvd0ds

I save been involved with Philadelphia real estate for over seven years

hi guys, i am looking at a property that needs a new front wall. The building is about 20 feet high and 8 feet wide. It will need one exterior door and three standard windows.

I was hoping to learn what others have paid for this type of reno? any tips, tricks, will be greatly appreciated!

im looking to find investors that are interested in turnkey investments. if you or anyone you know that might be interested, please let me know. 

19 doors 

I have not done a project of this scale however I've done a lot of research into it to remove yourself from the tenant management process

I'm originally from New York City. I lived there for 25 years. I worked on Wall Street for roughly nine years before moving to Philadelphia. I started my Philadelphia Real Estate business about six years ago. Today I have my own team

curious to know where are you rehabbing ,

Woodland building has good prices 

American vinyl is good for Windows etc

I've also used phillydoors.com - their prices and service was well received 

i love streeteasy. It is the only service that allows a user to filter out maintenance feesband outdoor living space 

if your interested in turn key properties in Philadelphia please let me know I have access to cap rates in the 15% range