Investor Friendly Real Estate Agents - Baltimore Maryland

[Charlene Isoh]

Hey everyone! I recently moved to the Washington, DC area about 2 months ago and looking to buy and hold real estate in the neighboring city of Baltimore within the next 6 or less (with the right deal) months. My price range is very modest ( 50k - 200k  range) being that I am a green and conservative investor as a result of this. I am mainly looking for multi family  or single family properties  in B- and above areas where vacancy rates are low, properties are not only in my price range but more importantly cashflow well ($300+/ month).  For me, cash-flow is king but appreciation is certainly an added bonus. If you are a seasoned investor friendly real estate agent or know of any season investor friendly agents that are extremely knowledgeable in the Baltimore market please feel free to message me as i'm super excited to dig into the Baltimore Market. 

[Ian Barnes]

I'm not sure why everyone is so multi-family, blah, blah, blah about Baltimore. Makes people sound so amateurish. You make a better cash flow with sfh unless your buying like 15+ units at a time.  No one wants to live in a 2 or 3 unit, they are just there cause they can't afford anything else, most people want a home of their own.  If you have an attached townhome and you make two 2bd/1 bath units, expect to only get a 1bd voucher for each, 2 bd voucher holders can easily get whole houses now cause of lack of vouchers.  So basically you get $1650 a month total from 2 vouchers, but you have to do 2 times the rehab, or you just do one rehab and get 1300-1400 a month, the math speaks for itself.