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Pittsburgh PA market

Account Closed
  • New York, ny
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Hi all,

I'm an investor looking at several states outside where I live (NYC) to invest in SFH/multiplexes for rental income. Right now I'm really curious about the Pittsburgh area, given the tech companies push that's happening right now, with all the start ups moving there . Curious to know real estate agents and investors who have boots on the ground in PA what they think of this in Terms of investing there . I'm also interested in that area as I can get a home for a 100K or below. Lastly, what areas do you recommend to purchase a home in as I'm investing for rental income purposes, don't mind holding the home for a while as it appreciates. The price to rent ratio is Imprtant to me.

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