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Mark Cruse
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  • Fort Washington, MD
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Baltimore Multi Family

Mark Cruse
  • Investor
  • Fort Washington, MD
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I’m thinking about picking up a property in Baltimore that may be able to convert to 2 units. The lady told me most of the properties around there operate this way. With this one, it used to be metered separately but they converted to single some time ago. Before I get it, is there anything special I need to consider before converting it? Are there protocols or some for of licensing I have to initiate? I’m sure it’s some paperwork somewhere knowing Baltimore. LOL

Thanks

Mark

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