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Eric Bender
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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First Year Dental Student Looking to Invest in Pittsburgh

Eric Bender
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Hey Everyone! I'm planning to move to Pittsburgh from Minneapolis over summer before beginning Dental School at the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine.  School will be four years then I'll be completing my residency -- likely out of state again.  I'm looking to buy a house and rent out extra rooms to cover the cost of living or at least earn some equity while paying less that I would for my own room in a rental unit.  I'm looking near Shadyside/Squirrel Hill/Southside Flats -- I'm thinking a 3 bd, 2ba home.  I'm confident I can find graduate student / classmates to rent out my unit if it's priced with the market and close enough to a bus line.  I've been reading through BP for a couple of months starting to organize my thoughts and gain some traction/knowledge.  If anyone out there wants to connect please let me know!

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