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Anna Khan
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Anyone from Baltimore MD to advise on the area?

Anna Khan
  • Halndle Bch, FL
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Anyone from Baltimore MD here to advise on the areal.  I am out of state and Looking for a rental property.  Founding some properties where my numbers work, but not sure about the area.  Western Baltimore area Zip code 21223 . I would really appreciate some advise from locals.  Thank you!

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Ned Carey
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Ned Carey
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@Anna Khan 21223 is one of the toughest zip codes in the city. As @Tim Youse says there are some excellent landlords making very good  money in a small part of that zip code.  But this is NOT a zip code for long distance investing.The red marker on the map is not where you want to be. 

Where DO YOU want to be? That is a tough question without knowing your goals like cash flow vs appreciation and your risk tolerance.

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