Why Philadelphia is the Next Hotspot for Real Estate Investment: A Case Study of 5000 Florence AvePhiladelphia remains the most affordable major city in the United States, making it an attractive target for investors seeking strong appreciation and cash flow—especially as savvy investors are flocking here from NYC, Boston, and DC.

I'm seeking guidance on what my next steps should be—whether that's turning it into a long-term rental, exploring house hacking when I return, or using it to build equity for future investments.

I am seeking to learn as much as possible about real estate so that I can build a portfolio that enables me to achieve financial freedom as soon as possible. 

Truth is that when I seek a rental of less than 30 days I expect to pay the highest rate; 30 days I’m expecting a SIGNIFICANT discount; 90 days an additional discount; 6 months a rate closer to a 12 month furnished rental lease with a small upcharge.  

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I am seeking short term cash fianncing that I can use to bid with at foreclosure auctions.

Always seek the advice of qualified landlord-tenant attorneys in your local area when trying to proceed using "do-it-yourself" methods, because of the legal complexities involved, doing so can potentially create significant exposure for landlords.

New investor. I only have a few single family long term rentals so this is a little out of my purview. I want to scale and this opportunity came up. I am currently doing some property maintenance and repairs on a priv...

I am sure your construction costs are lower in Little Rock Arkansas than in Philadelphia which explains why you can build at the cost basis mentioned in your post but unless the property is located in an irreplicable location I would urge investors looking to build ground up to seek better margins than building to 87% of the completed value.

I own a home - my primary residence- in Seattle and plan on developing the back portion into couple/several units.  I will be able to subdivide the lot - back units will be condominiumized.   I will either sell all th...