This post is based entirely on advice that I've received from other wholesalers as well as experts here on Bigger Pockets, and I welcome any correction or additional advice.

I am currently looking to wholesale residential properties in Baltimore city and Baltimore county.

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I'd say save yourself the time and wholesale it!

Say no, it includes legal fee closing cost, not transfer fees.Find another wholesaler/investor to team up with.

Hi All,

I've been interested in real estate for quit a while now. I recently finished college so finally I have the time to involve myself in real estate.

As of now, I'm looking to purchase property for renters in ...

My issue with the property is that I have heard stories about wholesalers not covering their end and taking the owners word that he doesnt owe anything in taxes and violations and once its under contract it turns out that they do.

You might want to connect with some wholesalers that can provide you with deals.

If the $50-$150K marketplace is dried up, should a wholesaler still target those type of homes?

Hi, does anyone make wholesale offers out of state?