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Nico Savoia
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Rental investments in Mount Oliver

Nico Savoia
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  • Pittsburgh
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Hello! 

I am curious about a temperature check on Mt. Oliver Pittsburgh! I see on the forum 4-5 years ago not many people seemed to think it was a great investment area but it definitely has improved a little since then.  Anyone have some opinions on buying a rental in this market? 

Thank you!

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Alex Deacon
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@Nico Savoia we manage 700 units in the Pittsburgh market and quite a few in Mount Oliver. The borough is hard to deal with, the taxes are high, the property values are not increasing in value in any significance. The neighborhood in general is a c minus. Does that help.

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