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Jade N.
  • Bowie, MD
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Choosing a starting location

Jade N.
  • Bowie, MD
Posted

Hello,

I am new to investing and have been trying to get a handle on the Baltimore market. Would anyone be able to share information regarding the Garwyn Oaks area? I found a property in that area. I know there are better locations like Canton, Federal Hill, etc. But based on my budget, I don't think I can afford it. I called the police precinct to get info on the neighborhood but got nothing. I also called a few property management companies but they don't service that area and don't want to provide info without me actually having the property. I'm wondering if that's a basic red flag or if property managers prefer to remain in the city. How am I supposed to know what a good location is? The block is nice. I spoke to a neighbor. There are no vacants. Yet I am still hesitant. Are there any tricks of the trade??? Any advice would be appreciated ; ) 

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