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Steve Morris
  • Property Manager
  • Baltimore, MD
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Redline project scrapped in Baltimore

Steve Morris
  • Property Manager
  • Baltimore, MD
Posted

Has the fact that the Redline  Project in Baltimore has been taken off the table affected anyone besides me and the investments I've been putting in the 21223. Four single family homes that were rehabbed and rented with the intentions of maybe selling once the Redline Project got into full swing. Now it seems that I'll have to deal with section8 and MBQ for even more years than anticipated to get my money back.

Steven

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