Of course, if there is a lifestyle component to it, it's another story.When you invest internationally, looking for a real estate agent as a first step isn't the best thing to do IMHO.

When you’re aligned, the right doors open—even when you’re walking through them alone.

We also recommend understanding the differences in Property Classes, so your expectations are aligned with the market.

Yes,  they measured all components of properties and split them into different depreciation categories.  

Don't know Pittsburgh, but do know that many investors make the mistake of not properly aligning the following per property Class:1) Expectations - too many use Class A expectations for Class B, C, D, etc. properties, then wonder why they're not hitting their ROIs.2) Hiring Class A PMCs, contractors, etc. for Class B, C, D, etc. properties. 

If you think there's some alignment there, happy to sit down together - I have a lot of folks in SC market!

Hey BP community,Curious to connect with others who are actively working on or exploring land development projects—especially those who’ve gone through the entitlement process, rezoning, or leveraged incentives like LIHTC, TIF, or new zoning overlays.I’m currently working on a large-scale mixed-use project that includes affordable housing, senior housing, retail, and commercial components.

Hi @Karan Kanekar I will add to Bruce's reply that you have to sit with your agent and make sure you are aligned not only on the strategy but in the numbers.It is always important to work very close with who is the market expert in the area.

Leverage Brockton’s Resources: - Align with Blueprint for Brockton and TOD goals near MBTA stations

It’s important to have a replacement reserves account that anticipates the remaining economic life of various components that will need to be replaced in the future, and forecasts what those anticipated costs will be.