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Samuel Goldberg
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Opportunity in Baltimore

Samuel Goldberg
  • Investor
  • Columbus, OH
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My business partner and I are interested in investing in Baltimore. We've been reading a lot about opportunity in and around Baltimore (both with flips and multi-family rental properties). We're fortunate enough to have capital and credit capacity.

We have experience investing in student properties and thus started our search around the Johns Hopkins campus (mainly Charles Village, Old Goucher, Remington and Barclay) to see whether we could find promising opportunities. While there are some viable options, most of the distressed properties we've found in these areas seem to be price prohibitive (when combined with estimated rehab costs) relative to their potential post-rehab rental income.

We're wondering where to look in and around Baltimore for less conservative investments. Does anyone have any suggestions for promising areas where you project future rental increases and mid to long-term price growth? I realize this is likely a broad question, but we have very little knowledge of the area and could use all of the help we can get from seasoned veterans.

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