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Updated over 5 years ago, 04/13/2019

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Marylin OShea
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Annapolis, MD
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Real estate investment as a social enterprise

Marylin OShea
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Annapolis, MD
Posted

Hello everyone, I would like to position my investment strategy as a social enterprise, and haven't been able to find relevant conversations about that subject just yet.

I am interested in "investing for good" in the Annapolis, MD area, not so much for the purpose of cash flow generation, but to support my community - buying small properties, affordable for a low-income family, and helping out those who may lack credit or references yet are in a truly dire financial situation - whether they are vets, victims of domestic violence, documented immigrants, etc.


This may sounds suspicious to you all, but I am happy to hang on to the equity and not make much cash. I am lucky to have a solid FT job (which is also geared towards social services) and I am a very conservative spender -- so I can allocate part of my reserves to helping families cope.


Can anyone refer me to resources (books, online) or users who have experience with similar initiatives?

Thanks in advance,
Marylin

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