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Charm City Buyers NextGen Program

Harry Carter
  • Manassas, VA
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Hi. Has anyone heard of this group in Baltimore?  They have a mentorship program and I was wondering if anyone had any experience with them. 

Thanks in advance. 

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    I am actually a member of the program and it greatly helped me navigate investing in the Baltimore City Market.  The thing that is much different with their program is that you have access to them to helo analyze deals and ask questions.  That includes direct contact with the leadership as well as zoom conference calls 4 times a week to cover various topics and answer questions that the members have.  They also provide a wide range of resources for lending, contractors, property managers, title companies, etc.  But the best thing about them is that their mission is to revitalize Baltimore.  Baltimore has been blighted by out of state investors who just buy up properties and them leave them vacant and drive down property values.  

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