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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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Getting started in Baltimore

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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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Hey everyone,

This is my first Bigger Pockets post and I'm excited to be here. Just purchased our first investment property in South Baltimore and had tenants move in last week. We financed it with 20%, our goal is to buy and hold and get a little bit of cash flow. I stumbled upon bigger pockets and I wish I knew about this earlier! I've been reading through David Greens book on BRRR investing. Does anyone have any advice for successfully using a BRRR strategy in south Baltimore? Specifically, Fed Hill, Riverside, or Locust Point?

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