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Cody L.
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  • San Diego, Ca
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Anyone around Pittsburgh? Looking at a larger NNN deal

Cody L.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Diego, Ca
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Looking to buy outside my normal area.  As I've grown, the types of properties I buy have shifted.  From nasty single families I could flip to put some pennies in my pocket, to small nasty multifamily I could flip to put quarters in my pocket.   As I've bought/fixed/sold, I've kept a lot of units, mostly to keep a good balance between liquidity and cash flow.

But anyway, I'm going off track.  Sort of.

Lately I've been buying commercial NNN deals. I own a few large ones in Houston (well, "Large" being in the ~$2-3m range each). But an opp near Pittsburgh came up. Normally I'd be like 'pfft, pass" but on a NNN, if it's a newish building with a national tenant, not having other properties/infrastructure isn't quite as big of a downside.

That said, I'd still like some info about the area before I commit to what would be my largest single purchase yet.

This NNN isn't IN Pittsburgh but it's close by.

If you have some experience around there, PM me.  Or if you just want to discuss that area in general, feel free to comment. 

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