I am in Pittsburgh and there are multiple large hospitals within 15 mins.

Quote from @Mark L Weglarz: I am an investor in the Grocapitus/UGro Build to Rent (BTR) Texas Fund and the "Pre-Seed" Fund. 

Right now, our rental listings are pretty centralized to the Pittsburgh area so everything is pretty close together! 

Pittsburgh is a good market, but one you have to know very well to capitalize on.

I own several properties primarily for short term renting in different cities (San Antonio, Tampa, Pittsburgh).

I'm an Agent/Investor from Pittsburgh, PA and I'm purchasing a property in NY.

Total of 5,000 seedlings, plus left overs from last year and ones we bagged and seeded ourselves. 

Hello everyone,I'm Tomer, an investor focused on property flips in Pittsburgh’s south and east neighborhoods.

Before 30 I would only give them seed money or a single starter rental unit in their name.  

@Collin Schwartz you certainly don't need to get into the numbers here if you don't want to, but it might really help explain some of the capitalization issues raised earlier in the thread.Here's my read: the OP left his day-job to take a different day-job (started a company doing PM work) and took some 200k of seed money from a HELOC to  begin investing in SFRs and multi-families and reposition them.