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Jesse Rivera
Rental Property Investor from Long Beach, CA

posted 3 months ago

I am looking at a flip property in the suburbs of Pittsburgh. Wanted to get local opinion on whether an in-ground swimming pool would help or hinder the sale. Thanks in advance for your replies!