Put the zip code into a realtor site and search within a range of a 1/2 mile and see what houses are selling for that have comparable features as this one.  3.  

I would take a look at comparables to see what the highest priced property has sold for along with the lowest. 

for a fast and loose number I use finestexpert.com it is a free tool and gives useful comparable quickly. 

1 time out of 5, a property that sells for $200,000 will be "zestimated" to be worth either less than $160,000 or more than $240,000.These are stats provide by Zillow about their own accuracy (from the chart posted by Katy).Zillow is a pretty slick tool, but my opinion is that you should do your own comparable sales (or ask your real estate agent to do/help with it).

The problem with your don't buy Las Vegas belief and re-peating over and over, is that it is not correct when comparing the actual numbers.

Commit to the process of becoming a regular Pittsburgh investor, hang out here on BP with the Pittsburghers, study the city, its history, its culture, and its strangeness, and eventually you will be richly rewarded.

A local realtor can run a CMA (comparative market analysis...

I hope to get it for less.And to your argument  that it is risk vs small reward..I think it's small risk if I have no right to ask for verification.  

If i were in your situation, with my own risk/reward profile and my own investment goals, i'd seriously consider a home equity loan to be used as down payment for multiple, out-of-state rentals. 

I think the only thing that would be comparible is maybe the military.