Combined with the low interest rates, COVID changing the dynamic of work from home, and the shift in economic and political climates in certain high-population states, it became the perfect storm for a mass migration within the U.S.As of the date of this post we are now at 20,017 residential listings valley wide.

This had been explained by @Dan Maciejewski perfectly ~ "Higher rates squeezing some financed buyer out and a lock of turnkey properties for sale in the right areas". 

@Matt Dingus answered this perfectly its all in the numbers and he listed some great areas. based on the numbers ive run and properties i own (i like beechview and brookline) but i also like carnegie, banksville, westwood, munhall, millvale, crafton. 

Perfect, thank you so much!

Good looking and timeless if you use something like shiny white subway tile, I happen to like 4 bye 4 cause uneven walls work better than large tile, they are cheap, about 10 cents on sale,,can easily replaced and pieced back in with perfect match.

In a perfect RE world, your buyers would have way more personal financial power and would buy your houses because they wanted them for the price you were selling them for.

By catering to those that don't trust agents, and don't have access to "real" comps, Zillow is telling that segment of the market exactly what *they* want to hear - you can buy a "perfect" house, for the same price as a dump.Borking a zesstimate just keeps zillow from running off potential customers that really might *like* my property, even if it costs more than the dump down the street.

This property is perfect to hold and additional bathrooms would increase the value incredibly!

Having a punch list before closing is a PITA, but you need to accept that as part of the business, every property won't be in perfect shape, every buyer won't be ideal, you'll get your share of title issues, additional closing requirements and other last minute issues.

My biz partner and I compliment each other perfectly.