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Lauren Thomas
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Odenton, MD
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ANY SUGGESTIONS FOR A NEWBIE?!

Lauren Thomas
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Odenton, MD
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My husband and I are new to REI. We are in the Baltimore, MD area. This is something I have had a passion to do for a long time and we are finally in the space in our lives to do it!

We have done extensive research, studying, networking and are interested in rehab/sell and buy and hold properties. To be honest we’re not sure which one to start with. They both have their pros and cons and either way at sometime or another we will have both a flip and buy and hold properties it’s just where should our 1st investment be?!

We would love to hear from experienced or not so experienced investors on things that we should or should not do. We are open to all suggestions and stories.

We would also like to connect with local wholesalers and investors in the Baltimore, MD area. We look forward to hearing from you and connecting!

Lauren A. Billups, MBA

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