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Donald Green
  • Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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Going to the next level

Donald Green
  • Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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I am a real estate investor in Baltimore/Maryland. I have been investing for about 10 years. I currently have a portfolio of about 13 units. I am currently trying to grow my portfolio. I have been stuck for a while because I have had occupancy issues. I decided to work with different housing programs to have a dependable stream of income. The inspections for these programs can be costly. I am really trying to take my business to the next level to become a full time investor. Does anyone have any suggestions?

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