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Martin Fields
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Picking a market for my first deal

Martin Fields
  • Specialist
  • Washington, DC
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Looking to buy my first deal, most likely a single family turn key property with positive cash flow. I live in Washington D.C. and considering Baltimore and Philadelphia as target markets. What are the key indicators you look at when picking a market for your first deal?

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Benjamin Seibert
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Benjamin Seibert
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  • Frederick, MD
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@Martin Fields there are a few solid areas nearby. Baltimore is okay depending on the area you're investing in and your criteria. I would also look into Frederick and Brunswick MD. Frederick is a rapidly growing area that has a great downtown. Brunswick is growing due to proximity to the MARC line.

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