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Nicole A.
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  • Baltimore County Maryland and Tampa Florida
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Baltimore City vs. Baltimore County

Nicole A.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Baltimore County Maryland and Tampa Florida
ModeratorPosted

Hey guys. I did a search for this, but didn't see a whole lot.

Currently I'm only investing in Baltimore County. I prefer multi-units.

But it's more difficult to find plenty of multi-unit options in the County while there are quite a few in the City.

I understand that the eviction process has a couple more hoops for the landlord to jump through in the City rather than the County. What's your experience?

Second, I hear property taxes are higher in the City.

Third, what's going on with the water bills in the City? Every time I look up a water bill of a City property that looks interesting, it has much higher bills than I've ever received for my County properties.

Hearing your experiences would be helpful. Thank you!

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