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Te-erra Battle
  • Gwynn Oak, MD
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An idea i have, just want personal opinions.

Te-erra Battle
  • Gwynn Oak, MD
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Good morning everyone

So for a few years I've had this awesome idea in my head that won't go away but I'm not sure if it's a bad idea or a good idea.  I want to create a nonprofit organization in which I'd be purchasing vacant and condemned housing, rehabbing them,  and renting them or offering for sale or rent to own.  The neighborhood in which i want to do this is not the best.  However I'm trying to rebuild a community and eliminate a lot of the vacant and condemned housing pandemic that's going on in Baltimore.  Good idea or bad idea? Any suggestions?

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