Baltimore is a good area for investors but it takes a ton of research as the communities vary block by block.

The things we face with each project is to Revitalize the houses ability to be bought by the consumer or sold to an investor for a rental property, we are looking at doing 6 of these renovations in the next 6 months. with the sale of these homes in better shape than any other house on there block it will start a domino effect in the community, thus bringing in more houses, and soon the whole area will have increased it value.

The end-buyer could then pick out their finishes, colors, etc. 

Just don't run out and have to try and get a color-match!

It is in a sub B neighborhood, a few blocks away from a C class neighborhood.We bought the duplex for under $90K and each side rents out for $750.

Look for the ugliest and smallest houses on the block and find out who owns it on the county website.

Hi there,New kid on the block that is looking to dive into the real estate industry!

Changing fixtures and wall colors without approval demonstrates this.

The painting of unaccepted colors should have been addressed in the lease along with the replacing of light fixtures.  

Looking good.Great choice of floors and color scheme.