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Updated almost 7 years ago, 01/13/2018

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Alex Aguilar
  • Newark, CA
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New investor to Pittsburgh Pa

Alex Aguilar
  • Newark, CA
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Looking to invest in small multi-families (2-4 units) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. I’ll be flying out there later this month. What can I expect to pay for one in a B or C neighborhood? I know that’s not super specific, but any advice I would greatly appreciate. Thank you!

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Jeremy Taggart
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Jeremy Taggart
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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@Alex Aguilar roughly 100-200k for the most part. Could be less if fixer upper or less quality neighborhood or more if a nice renovated 4 unit or nicer area. 

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Alex Aguilar
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Alex Aguilar
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Thanks Jeremy Taggart !

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Gary Swank
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Gary Swank
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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@Alex Aguilar Hi Alex. There are so many more factors that come into play with those market grades that it would be beneficial to include more specifics. But definitely expect to pay 100k+. Gary 

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Geno McCourt
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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IMO, in a B neighborhood you'll spend more than $200k, C neighborhood more than $100k. In general, there are a lack of SMFs in PGH.  Bellevue has a lot of SMFs but the taxes eat up too much of your cash flow.  LMK if you have any specific questions on areas or anything PGH related. 

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Anthony Angotti
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Anthony Angotti
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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@Alex Aguilar

Depends if you are willing to do work or not. In some areas I've been successful getting multifamily in the 70-100k range that need cosmetic work. 

All depends on what you are willing to do work wise. 

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Alex Aguilar
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Alex Aguilar
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Thanks Geno McCourt and Anthony Angotti that’s some great advice. I really appreciate the home town knowledge.