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Updated 7 months ago,

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Steve Roger
  • San Francisco, CA
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Recommendations for Realtors who Specialize in Affordable Housing

Steve Roger
  • San Francisco, CA
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I'm an out of state investor considering the Pittsburgh, PA market.

I focus on affordable housing and want to expand to an additional market; Pittsburgh. I'm looking for an experienced realtor who specializes in, and is passionate about affordable housing in the ~$80k-$125k range for SFHs. Ideally someone that's been operating in the area for a long time and really understands their area.

If "turnkey" exists in Pittsburgh I'll buy those, but usually do rehab + refinances since turnkey isn't realistic in my current market with numbers that make sense.
I'll also do the occasional flip.

I have a few properties in 5 different states, but transitioned out of STRs in January and into LTRs, and want to expand into a higher cash flowing market than my current area in South Carolina.

Would really appreciate any recommendations. Thanks!

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