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Mikey Bentivegna
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Buying first investment property

Mikey Bentivegna
  • Realtor
  • Tampa
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I am looking to get into my first investment property. Im currently living in Pittsburgh. I moved here about a month ago so Im completely new to the area. Any help or recommendations on where I should look into or what types of homes around here are good to invest in. 

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Jim K.#3 Investor Mindset Contributor
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Jim K.#3 Investor Mindset Contributor
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@Mikey Bentivegna

Hey, Mikey, I have alternative No. 3. Before you speak to people hoping to make a fat wad of money off you (a lender or a real estate agent), it would be a lot cheaper to buy a successful local real estate investor a nice sammich and listen to what he has to say as he's eating it.

A sammich is a hell of a lot cheaper than an agent's commission on a single-family or interest on a six-figure loan.

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