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Paul Georgia
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Question about Westport and Carrollton communities in Baltimore

Paul Georgia
  • Haymarket, VA
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I have been approached about an investment opportunity on three townhouses in the Westport and Carrollton communities.  

I know that Baltimore can be tricky and from the google maps pictures, I'm not too inclined, but I thought I would check with those who might be knowledgeable about Baltimore investing.  Thanks. 

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Christopher Haynes
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Christopher Haynes
  • Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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id say @Eric Masi is right about it being a D class area but it all depends on your investment strategy. the area isn't great but if its about cash flow and the price is right then maybe. I own a property in carrollton and its can sometimes be a headache but it cash flows great and i got it dirt cheap so i consider it a great investment. just dont over improve it cause you wont get much on the resale 

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