live in Baltimore and I want to f*** I live in BaI live in Baltimore and I want to buy property in flipping I just need some strong help on how to make the right decision so is anybody in Baltimore that can help him

My goal is to find a strong, knowledgeable team to help with the entire process: Realtors, Lenders, Property Management Companies, Contractors, etc.

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If I run my math now, I have to say that the figures are not that exciting, but I strongly believe in the area and think that in the coming years values and rents will appreciate.

I am not an experienced investor, but I feel that there is still great opportunity for cash flow investment with the added potential for strong appreciation as a bonus.

2. new windows (12 of them)3. new floors in one of two units (600 sq feet)4. updated kitchenI'm guessing I might be able to do this and get the units up to snuff for $55,000.I think the property has modest appreciation potential but strong rental growth potential.

I'm pretty strong person who likes risk and doing new things.

I do think about the next downturn and my theory there is that as long as my cash reserves are strong and the rentability is high then I'll be fine.

West Palm Beach is a pretty strong area and good place to start.

I have a strong interest in real estate investing and want to start my portfolio while working as a nurse to help fund my investments.