@Jonathan Tavarez I am considering purchasing in Baltimore myself thanks for the information.

Consider speaking with a financial advisor or real estate professional to help you make an informed decision based on your specific financial goals and timeline for retirement.

Do you mind sending me his contact information?

If the property has publicly serviced sewer, which is most times billed based on the number of gallons of water used, by using sub meters, we now have the information we need to pass along the sewage charges.

Based on the information in your profile, it seems likely that this is your one rental property although you mention in your profile that you also let out rooms in your own home.Out of your four options I think the worst is No. 4.

A simple information report (again fill in form) takes 3 minutes and no fee.  

Understanding the price per unit can help you make informed decisions about renting or buying in the building.

So this is an option of last resort but I should not be stupid about the revenue (but I may choose to keep it 30+ furnished rental even if it is financially a stupid decision and I do not need any rent for this unit but having such a valuable asset sitting empty is against my REI mindset).in summary, I do not know what we will do with the unit.   

I have also reached out to some of the real estate companies for information on insurance fees and rental company costs that go into the monthly operations of apartment buildings.

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