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Maryland 203k experience

Dwight Wilcox
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Does anyone in Maryland have experience doing 203k loan(s) and renovations? What were some of your lessons learned and/or advice? Specifically looking for info on best things to do when getting started. I’m currently a tenant in BaltImore, and want to buy a place in Anne Arundel County on a 203k using the renovation funds to add a rental unit in the existing footprint (above garage apartment). Thus, creating a house hack.

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