I would echo what many have said that there is no "one house fits all" approach in terms of yard, stories or bedroom locations.

If your purchase and rehab get you in at 70% of ARV, or less, then it seems like a good approach.This of course assumes the best...can't say what happens when rubber meets the road but this approach would make good financial sense.

There are several real estate clubs and groups in Pittsburgh full of potential buyers.One tip: I wouldn't approach realtor-represented properties with the intention of wholesaling... they dont generally respond well to that.

Developing that trust with someone you don't know may seem like a challenge, but if you approach it correctly, you should be able to achieve a pretty solid foundation of trust.The best way is to talk to others who have had an experience investing with the sponsor already.

Hey Krisztian I am from Israel and I have been investing in the US for 10 years.Until 2018 I invested in Single family and then I shifted to Multifamily.All my investing I did from Israel by hiring the right team.You need to decide first what approach are you going with:1.

You could also approach the Seller about Seller-financing. 

I suppose I was approaching the mindset a bit different initially.

@Deepak DaveI'd take a different approach.

I'll definitely take that approach when asking this question in the future.

In a smaller city like Albany I'd make sure that the inventory you'd be looking for in a higher priced multifamily is there, also I'd be flexible in your approach and take whichever option presents you with a good deal first.