Fortunately, it required more cash than I had in the bank to close, repair, put on market  and etc. so I reached out to HML to finance it. 

No new year resolution this time, but I will have a todo list instead. 2023 was not how I wanted it to be, now that my back is kind of back against the wall (money running low) I hope I can finally get myself into the action mode this year.Thank you for tuning into my blog!

Though it may seem to save them money, many homeowners end up with shoddy work being done that isn't to code, and end up paying a fortune to get it corrected.  

Well, you see, the reason I was interested in Investing in Land was that I was a VP of a Fortune 300 company and I felt my job was at risk. 

The biggest issue for Baltimore and frankly any rust belt city is the rise of remote work, Baltimore is cheap for a major job center, but it’s not that cheap period, pretty much any area west of Frederick county or east of the bay bridge has ample housing stock for sub 300k and imo a better quality of life, so the one thing that Baltimore has going for it pre-pandemic which was a pretty solid mix of Fortune 500 companies located downtown has been significantly reduced & downtown is a ghostown now.

I had a few months of vacancy for remodeling in the basement unit as I converted it to two units but outside of that, I have been very fortunate to keep them rented.

fortunately i did get professional help...someone i could trust and I had some helping hand and that made up for my lack of experience but it was still a journey...but the place is looking amazing....thank you!

I know there can be hiccups along the way sometimes but I’ve been very fortunate. 

You'd have to pay them a fortune and that's what you don't want to do....

It’s fortunate that you’re in a border city.