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Kozlina Real Estate

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Available rentals

Renovated, well-maintained homes and apartments managed directly by our team.

How it works

Rentals we manage ourselves, start to finish

Every home on this page is managed directly by Kozlina Real Estate — not handed off to a third-party property manager. That means the person who renovated it, priced it and listed it is the same person who answers when something needs fixing.

Inventory turns over as tenants move and new properties come online, so if nothing here fits today, check back or reach out directly and we'll keep you in mind as new rentals become available.

Where we rent

The same municipalities we invest in across greater Pittsburgh:

Common questions

Renting with us, answered

Who manages these rentals?

Kozlina Real Estate manages every rental on this page directly — there's no third-party property manager in between, so maintenance requests and questions go straight to our team.

How do I apply for a rental?

Submit the enquiry form on the listing you're interested in, or call us directly. We'll walk you through next steps, including application requirements and move-in timeline.

Are the homes move-in ready?

Yes. Our rentals are renovated and well-maintained before they're listed, and each listing shows current condition, specs and available features.

What areas do your rentals cover?

Greater Pittsburgh and the surrounding municipalities we invest in — the same footprint as our off-market property inventory.

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