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Jonathan Rigg
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Baltimore vs Philadelphia

Jonathan Rigg
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Which area is better for fix/flip deals? It seems to me Philadelphia has become saturated in recent years and good deals are getting harder and harder to come by.  Baltimore seems to be more ripe with potential at this time.  Am I right or am I missing something? Thanks

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Ian Barnes
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  • Baltimore, MD
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Ian Barnes
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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@Jonathan Rigg Baltimore is just as saturated as philadephia, don't kid yourself.  There may be more homes available, but that doesn't mean they are good deals.  Anything that's a good deal gets snatched up.  Once people start coming from Philly to do deals, we locals know they will go back to philly within a year cause they lost all there money.  If you don't live and breath Baltimore, your gonna become the sucker who's house I buy at half off.  Good luck

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