All Forum Posts by: Chris Pasternak

1) I refer out and prefer to work with (as an investor and agent) smaller banks and brokers because of the relationships built

2) No matter where you're looking for rentals there are several major factors you'll want to consider including type of tenant you'll be working with, the myriad of numbers and calculations you'll want to consider, the type of property you're interested in...etc.

3) Screen tenants well and be as sure as possible about the tenant you place.  Do not, under any circumstance, place a tenant out of desperation to fill a vacancy.  

4) Re-read number 3.

Welcome Eric,  I wish you luck in finding your investment property.  I'm here to help if you feel you need someone to discuss ideas or require representation.  Happy new year!

Will help if you provide what type of work is needed, what area of Pittsburgh this is in and if this is a flip or rental.  

I'm not familiar with area enough to shed light.  I have a contact up there that can probably help.  Let me know if you want his contact info

You started, good job

What kind of property and project do you have in mind?  This will help people in giving suggestions 

Curious what your strategy is on this

Hi scott, the only meeting in the north to my knowledge is the REIA

@Dawn Anastasi,

Refinish the entire floor or just that section and try to blend to rest of floor?

Thanks guys.  Not interested in putting flooring over it.  Would probably paint it before I did that.