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Pittsburgh: Tip Your Landlord or Start Packing

James Wise#4 All Forums Contributor
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Pittsburgh: Tip Your Landlord or Start Packing

Pittsburgh tenants, don’t forget to tip your landlord this holiday season. The mortgage didn’t pay itself, the taxes didn’t disappear, and that roof over your head exists because somebody took the risk to own the property. This one is a little holiday landlord humor, but the truth is real: when tenants stop paying, landlords still have bills, and eventually that leads to eviction. If you’re investing in Pittsburgh rentals, you need to understand the business, protect your cash flow, and be ready to evict when the rent stops coming.