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Lower end homes - Reading/podcasts

Portia Bates
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This is my first post and I am so excited to find this community. I have a couple low priced homes ($30,000 or so) in the Baltimore, MD area. Any suggestions on resources targeted for serving as a landlord in this market or purchasing low cost homes? There are unique challenges and opportunities and I would like to learn as much as possible. 

Again, it is great to find a group of likeminded folks with similar interests.

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Jim K.#3 Investor Mindset Contributor
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@Portia Bates

Hi Portia.

Low-price, low-income C/D-class properties in places like Baltimore are a niche market, and there's not a lot out there to specifically help landlords like us. There's a lot to learn. Just one tip? Try to buy them in November/December for cash if you can. That's how the best deals have come down for us.

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