Philadelphia zoo very block by block.

I have had filthy tenants who lived lower than the apes at the zoo.

The ape house at the zoo his habitable to something.  

Im orginally from Elgin, traveled for about 10 years, moved to Logan Square area, and now moved to the Brookfield area by the zoo!

Purchase price: $155,000 Cash invested: $43,000 Long term rental duplex with two 2/1 units 5 minutes from zoo.

Right now I’m looking into:Fox ChaseCedar ParkOverbrookThe Zoo area (near Fairmount Park)If you’ve used NACA or house hacked in Philadelphia, I’d love to hear:How your approval changed when you moved from 1–2 units to 3–4 units.Any tips for getting the best deal in these neighborhoods.General lessons learned from your first Philly house hack — especially around tenant screening, PMs, or local zoning quirks.I’m in this for the long game and ready to move when the timing’s right.Thanks in advance,Andre

@Conor Kelly What about a duplex like this near the zoo: 7315 Cleveland Ave, Kansas City, MO 64132?

How’s How’s North Bridgeport area by the zoo?

There are a few up and coming neighborhoods near the Copley road/downtown area where a developer is building new inner city homes just north of the zoo.

It's a social expectation in Minnesota that there is jogging/walking trails, ample sidewalks, well lit streets, playgrounds and parks in EVERY neighborhood, free zoo's, free beaches galore.......There is a reason why Minnesota is a TOP tourism state, and Minnesota invests wisely into it very heavily.