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Anthony Pace
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  • Baltimore, MD
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Multifamily Dwellings - What to know before you buy

Anthony Pace
  • Lender
  • Baltimore, MD
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Hey Investors,

I have a question for all of you multifamily landlords out there. I have completed a few flips, some patch and paint and some are complete renovations. I have also bought a handful of rental properties that have been doing well. I want to move on to multifamily dwellings. In Baltimore City there are deals that range from 3 units to 20 units. I would like to start with dwellings that range from 3-5 units. Any suggestions on what to look for when doing my underwriting. IE Zoning, utilities, permits, finances, etc. I always try to look before I leap and would love to learn a trick of the trade before I take the leap of faith. Thanks everyone, cheers!

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