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Why I'd NEVER Buy a $400,000 House in Baltimore

James Wise#4 All Forums Contributor
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  • Cleveland Dayton Cincinnati Toledo Columbus & Akron, OH
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Buying more expensive properties is usually a great way to lower your risks and ensure that you get a better long term investment. However, simply buying higher priced homes in markets where it doesn't make any sense to do so isn't a great investment. For example, due to stagnating population trends, buying a $400,000 home in Baltimore, Maryland isn't nearly as smart as buying a similar $400,000 in a growth market like Albuquerque, New Mexico or Dallas, Texas. Go to Renttoretirement.com to learn more about the best real estate markets for investors. Rent To Retirement specializes in helping new real estate investors analyze and invest in the fastest growing housing markets in the USA.

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