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Eric Schwake
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New Investor looking at properties in Verona

Eric Schwake
  • Eugene, OR
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I'm looking at buying properties in Verona as rental property.  I'm out of state so don't know alot about the area right now other than what I'm able to find online.  Any insights into the rental market in that area? If you need any more info from me please let me know. 

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Josh Caldwell
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Not remotely a Penn Hills fan, I wont keep a property there.  Pittsburgh is a town of over 130 distinct neighborhoods and sub neighborhoods beyond that.  I would start by looking at crime data to eliminate or confirm potential targets. After that, I would look at school rankings. I would need know more about your target neighborhood and goals to even begin to list potential areas for you to look at.

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