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Marky Suazo
  • Attorney
  • Forest Hills, NY
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Out-of-State Investor Newbie to the Pittsburgh

Marky Suazo
  • Attorney
  • Forest Hills, NY
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  1. I'm an out-of state investor living in NYC. I'm currently in the market for a multi-family property in Pittsburgh. I'm looking at a few different neighborhoods and would like some insight into the pros and cons of each. I'd really like to avoid the rougher areas. Are any of these neighborhoods considered "bad" in terms of high turnover, crime, vacancies, etc. The areas I'm currently considering are:
  2. 15235 Penn Hills
  3. 15214 Observatory Hill
  4. 15226 (BrookLine)

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