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Karen Lin
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Pittsburgh Real Estate and Construction costs

Karen Lin
  • Fremont, CA
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Hi Bigger Pockets Family,

I’m very interested in the Pittsburgh area and am looking to buy, rehab and rent in this area. I’m looking at the East Liberty area and was wondering if someone can shed some light on the area (or another surrounding area you might feel is a better market), in terms of the area’s appreciation potential as well as construction cost in the area. Any help or advice is greatly appreciated!!

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Jeremy Taggart
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Jeremy Taggart
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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@Karen Lin Prices have blown up in East Liberty the past few years it's more of a flip market now. The neighborhoods with ARV's in the mid 100's are typically better for BRRRRing since the price to rent ratios are better.

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