Ep. 4 Before You Sell As-Is Earnest Money Risks, and Pittsburgh’s Bills Going Up

from Move Me To Pgh · host David Kerr

In this episode of Move Me to Pittsburgh, David and Cassie break down the controversy around novations vs. wholesaling, explain why earnest money (hand money) can become risky when deals fall apart, and discuss Pittsburgh headlines including PWSA rate increases, city tax pressure, and growing transparency in the real estate industry. Plus: Duquesne’s new health sciences building, the Pittsburgh Pizza Passport, holiday movie picks, and weekend events like the Lawrenceville Cookie Tour and Phipps Holiday Magic.

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