Quote from @Darrell Olds: Hey Kim!

I've lived in central Texas for 44 years and never have I replaced a roof less than 20 years old.

This is my first time entering into commercial investing.I bought an old property which is in CRT (commercial residential Town/mixed use) zone.

Can you figure out for example who has seniors in high school and do they have any other kids at home. 

In March of 2024 Chuck sold the property to a LLC (who lets say was barely old enough to drink) via a warranty deed and they received financing from LENDER.

Hello,New investor here. 25 years old and Ive learned so much in the past year from watching bigger pockets.

My 14 year old now makes over $100/month passive income from her % owned and my 10 year old is at like $65/month.In this process we are building their interest in real estate, teaching them the value of putting their money to work for them, and all the while growing our investment if we need it for their college money some day! 

Depending on your flavor, this could be good or bad.Connect with a great property manager early on, as many won't work just any property in any part of the City.Being an east coast city, our housing stock is fairly old and unless it's been properly rehabbed, will have typical "old house" maintenance.None of this is meant to discourage you from investing in multi units in Baltimore, but I'd try to set realistic expectations about the market here.TLDR; we have a wide variety of "multi-unit" structures in Baltimore.

But besides that, what are y'alls opinion/concerns on me buying a condo right out of school? 

@Kasi V. how old are the homes that you are purchasing?