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Bill Brown
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MTR in Pittsburgh, PA

Bill Brown
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Anyone doing MTR in Pittsburgh? How has your experience been?

I have a property in the city we are considering using as a MTR. By some metrics, it should be in a good area for it, but I've had a hard time finding convincing data.

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Anthony Angotti
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Anthony Angotti
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Anyone doing MTR in Pittsburgh? How has your experience been?

I have a property in the city we are considering using as a MTR. By some metrics, it should be in a good area for it, but I've had a hard time finding convincing data.

Personally no, but another investor friend of mine has a lot of luck with this and gets good rates. You have to network with insurance companies and relocation companies and the sort though. 

He gets a lot of tenants from UPMC, Pitt, consulting firms, and companies like that. He also posts his places on air Bnb and short term sites with minimum stay requirements of 4 days and then talks to the people after to see if they are a longer term person and want to renew for a better rate. 

When I asked him for his rent info to see if it would make sense for me he said he gets around 15-30% more rent doing it this way. 

Personally I didn’t want the hassle of it, but that is a decent amount extra. 

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