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Jasmin Mcduffie
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Belair Edison Neighborhood in Baltimore

Jasmin Mcduffie
  • Washington, DC
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Hello BP Still on my RE journey and found a nice property in Belair Edison near Clifton Park Golf Course. The neighborhood seems really nice and the homes are well kept. Seems like a nice neighborhood for buy and hold if the numbers work out. Are there any investors with experience in this neighborhood? Thank you JASMIN

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Rich Baer
  • Real Estate Investment Attorney
  • Kingsville, MD
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Rich Baer
  • Real Estate Investment Attorney
  • Kingsville, MD
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@Jasmin Mcduffie   I know and like Woodstock. I have one on Cardenas which is right around the corner. The problem is the price. As an Investor you are way off base. These houses you need to be in and ready to rent (including lead free) for no more than $70,000. I am glad I saw your post or you would have been off to a horrible start. I bought all of my houses for prices between $25K and $40K. I add CAC and make them lead free. You can find them. Feel free to PM me or call for more insight. 

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