Jeremy Taggart

4 weeks ago | biggerpockets.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith |Jeremy Taggart |Bob Urbon |Liam Tennies

@Bob Urbon $350-$450k can get you into a pretty decent area here for a 2-4 unit. How many units will be dictated by how desirable the specific neighborhood is. With the multis it's a sliding scale of cash flow friendliness versus living situation so kind of have to figure out where you want to be within that.  If you want to focus on the top ranked public schools then outside the city limits is likely your best bet.

4 weeks ago | biggerpockets.com | Steven Le |Matt Dingus |Jeremy Taggart |Max Feinberg

Apparently, Pittsburgh is showing up on just about everyone’s list of top places to invest right now. Since you’re living outside the country, it might be a smart move to build a local team or partner with someone on the ground. The city has a wide variety of neighborhoods, each with its own character and challenges—it’s tough to fully grasp the market from afar.

4 weeks ago | biggerpockets.com | Jeremy Taggart |Drew Sygit |Sebastiano Cantali |Matt Dingus

Hey BP community,I'm currently looking to acquire my first small multi-family property (2–4 units) using the BRRRR strategy in the Pittsburgh area, and I'd love to tap into some local insight.