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Norm Macleod
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Fire damaged house in Pittsburgh

Norm Macleod
  • Investor
  • Calabasas, CA
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Hi All

Unfortunately one of my rental homes in Pittsburgh suffered a fire in Sept. Tenants got out ok.

It is a 1476 sf 4 bd 1 ba.

Wondering what might be the best route to take to sell this. My property manager in Pittsburgh says there are there are specialized investors/contractors who take this type of work on.

I am on the west coast and unfortunately do not have any photos of current damage nor estimates for repairs.

Insurance has already paid out but I'm not interested in repairing. Thinking BP is a good start for potential rehabbers.

Should I post in the classifieds? Are there any investor groups in Pittsburgh to reach out to?

If theres no interest or repairs are too extensive I’ll obviously have no choice but to mow it down, but figured I’d see if I can recoup anything before doing so.

Thanks for the help

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