I have very close investor friends that have used the 10% down program for investors and it worked like a charm.

PS Glad you kept the fireplace as it was, personally I think it adds a bit of charm to the room.

Elevations not seen from the street can go either way without spoiling the style.Keep the pocket doors into the kitchen - - just so charming - - and keeping them closed as much as possible allows a full modernization of the kitchen.Vicys have notoriously small rooms, so combining rooms or creating entirely new floor plans is fine, but pay attention to the style details.

Cleaned, painted, knocked down a wall, sanded floors and gave it a cool, funky vibe to go with it's 1940's charm.

There are a few commercial stretches that I could see being developed into some charming retail/restaurant type places. 

Sorry to say that Baltimore is too tenant friendly and dangerous. there is a killing a day in Charm City.Flips is where the money is! 

There are plenty of older, gentrified neighborhoods where master baths are the exception and not the rule, but there is still great demand for those homes with charm.

(Yes, they are out there and they are always charming people)

My PSA was created by an investor... and it works like a charm.

Here's where a multiple offer approach works like a charm.