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P Marie Warren
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Baltimore Rehab Programs

P Marie Warren
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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Hello All,

I'm a newbie to REI, however I've dived in head first with Baltimore real estate opportunities...I've been reading and researching and making valuable connections...

I wonder if anyone has the scoop on what neighborhoods or programs are available to rehab and then the city will buy your home back once a certain amount of rehabilitation is done in the home

example: Buy home in certain area for 60k

               add at least 30k of repairs then the city will buy the home back from you for 150k

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Alan C.
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Alan C.
  • Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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As has been said, Baltimore is not buying any rehabbed homes in the city. There are programs to help buyers and Johns Hopkins has a "live near where you work" program that helps to underwrite purchase and closing costs. 

I’m a full-time wholesaler in the Baltimore-DC area and president of MAREIA, a local investor association. Feel free to contact me about the Baltimore market.

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