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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
Newbie buying property in Baltimore
I am a newbie currently searching for my 2nd property in Baltimore MD. Any advice or insight would be great. I have 60K to spend towards a place.
Jamo
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Andrew Syrios
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Are you looking to hold or flip?
If you're going to hold, go for a working class/middle class neighborhood. Newbies really should stay out of the rough areas.