All Forum Posts by: Angela DeBorja

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@Keenan Rusk SECU is also another you can check out. They were very  helpful. The process can be tedious as you try and find a bank that will work with your situation, but you will find one that will meet your needs :) 

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Joe Childs of Press Go Management and Dennis Gilbert of letsgrowyourbiz have been around a long time and are very helpful. 

Welcome @Brett White! 

@YiBing T. try Irwin Weinstein at SECU Bank and tell him I sent you. He was super helpful 

Thank you for your great point @Russell regarding the data not reflecting the true status. There have been a few times where when driving streets, the feel doesn't match what you see on the Trulia map. I think this underlines the importance of driving the  blocks, at least until you have a network of more experienced investors that can at least give you some guidance and input on the area/section of that street. I keep a Google spreadsheet. I have gone by what may be listed for sale, then go and drive those areas, take notes in Google sheets to remember which blocks are decent. Thank you @Alex T for the additional info. @Sam Frank, I have no updates on these sites. One thing I have heard is to drive the area at different times of day to get a feel. Ie. Drive a Friday early evening, midday, etc. My work schedule has prevented me from doing this,but if you have a job where you drive to different worksites, it could be more practical. Good luck!

I have had a former residence now rental in Baltimore with no problems finding tenants since 2005, most have been long term, knock knock on wood. I love areas of Baltimore, and hope to help more areas prosper. 

Welcome @Susan K. You are definitely at an advantage with your professional expertise. Now to figure out your specific goals, what amount of cash flow you are looking for,  what areas of Baltimore/counties you can find that, and what the market wants in rentals in those areas. Check out the various meetup.com gatherings in the Baltimore area, talk/meet with landlords in your target areas, listen to the awesome podcasts, tutorials, and review the books/webinars/tutorial here, continue networking, find the ever elusive balance between your regular career and real estate, and you will be on your way. 

Welcome @Keaira Bright. Be sure to check out Meetup.com too. Lot of local live in person get together's with local investors. MAREIA is right near you in Owings Mills I believe and I've heard is very informative.