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Baltimore hard hit by Covid?
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What about places like Howard and Anne Arundel counties, that are centrally located between Baltimore, DC, Annapolis, and by and large service the military industrial complex?
I just closed Monday on my first investment property, a townhouse in Columbia that by the numbers will cash flow at least $200, and all my friends tell me things always rent in Columbia. in fact, after I get this house renter-ready and humming, I'll be looking for deal number two.