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Samantha Hyatt
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Newbie near Baltimore, MD & D.C.

Samantha Hyatt
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Washington, DC
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Hello! I'm Samantha. I've been reading up on the blog & listening to the BP podcasts for a little bit now. My husband and I are in the beginning of starting our real estate investing journey with multi-family properties.

Ideally, we'd love to do a small, multi-family house hack starting next year. However, we know that those types of properties in the area aren't always easy to come by so we're researching other options and ideas. 

Originally, we're from Indiana and have a lot of family near Indianapolis. We'd hope to extend to that market in the future.

Thanks for letting me say 'hi'!

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Jojo Olaseha
  • Baltimore, MD
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Jojo Olaseha
  • Baltimore, MD
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If you're looking for duplex, triplex in Baltimore I would suggest searching the following zip codes, 21207, 21206, 21217, and 21213. 

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