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Baltimore Choices

Joel M.
  • Washington, DC
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Hello Biggerpocket family,

I am looking for some insight views on which strategy would work best for Baltimore city.

A) Purchase a cheap 10k property and rehab the heck out of it.

B) Purchase a ready to move-in 60K property with little or no rehab.

I understand that choice A would take more time to bring it up to the market after rehab and choice B could have some mean surprise if I fail to do my due diligence properly. 

Looking forward in hearing the pros and cons from both choices and if anyone can suggest a choice C & D I would greatly appreciate it. 

Thanks!

Joel

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Ned Carey
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Ned Carey
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Which $10K or $60K prperty in which neighborhood? $10K property in a $125 neighborhood = good deal. $60K property in a 40K neighborhood not such a good deal. 

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