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Nick Arthor
  • Las Vegas, NV
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New Member in Washington, DC metro area

Nick Arthor
  • Las Vegas, NV
Posted

Hi All,

I wanted to use this post to introduce myself. I found this site surfing the internet for good real estate books ( am currently working through the 21 best real estate books suggested by BP!) as well as a listener of the podcasts.  

I currently reside in the Washington, DC metro area but am looking to buy and hold 2-4 unit single family properties in the Pittsburgh, PA area. Having gone to University of Pittsburgh I am more familiar with the area and am attracted to the relative affordability. I understand as a newbie this isn't easy but would like to explore this as a possibility.

I look forward to connecting with everyone and especially if you're around the Pittsburgh or Washington, DC metro area!

Thanks.

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