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Jesse Brown
  • San Francisco, CA
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Baltimore Neighborhoods

Jesse Brown
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hey,

I am currently researching neighborhoods in Baltimore City to invest in. I'm probably looking at starter homes in the $60-100k range that are fixer types. I'd like to do hybrid investing (invest for cash flow with some forced appreciation).

I plan on looking at:
1. Population growth
3. Employment growth and diversity
4. Increased income
5. Educational system quality and growth
9. Low crime rates
10. Favorable tax rates

How to I quickly eliminate a lot of the neighborhoods? Am I missing any market drivers? Also, are there some good resources I can use to do this research? Lastly, if anyone has any suggestions on good markets there i'm all ears.

Thanks so much for the help!

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