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They don't always work, but after 2008 they work much better than they used to.One of the first barriers you're going to face is financing.

Great to see some new faces.

Great job on not giving in to your fears (I'm suffering from this too, but I feel  encouraged to take my first step) and also persevering when faced with hard times.

So I just closed on a property and we are trying to identify the brand/style/manufacture of the cabinets as almost all of the faces and doors are missing. 

Cold calling is not my favorite activity, but I can get over that in a hurry if it bares fruit.

Water bills and the lack of support from the City for business people and development is a prime reason to leave Baltimore or get active and start controlling houses and commercial properties in a town that I have been in now for 74 years.I own houses and commercial properties in Baltimore and it has been good to me as well as profitable - but there are times with the negative aspect of this city - the politicians and lack of support - makes me sometimes rethink my Baltimore activity.My son, Ian, just wrote a letter to Congressman Elijah Cummings, in part it said this:You know, the Great Baltimore Fire of 1904 is known as one of the largest catastrophes Baltimore has ever faced. 1,500 properties were destroyed.

I know  a private lender in that area that you can meet with face to face.  

All the properties I found were barely meeting the 1% rule. 

I'm wondering if someone has been faced with windows like these on a less expensive home.