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Evan Reinecke
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Baltimore Neighborhoods advice

Evan Reinecke
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Hey BP!

I'm hoping to get some input on what Baltimore neighborhoods I should really look into. At this point I'm not interested in looking at anything in the city limits, so primarily Baltimore County. So besides looking at crime heat maps, and asking around to some friends that are loosely familiar with the area the information I have is very limited. I do live in MD but I am about an hour and a half drive away so driving around Baltimore randomly isn't going to work with my fairly busy life.  

As always help is greatly appreciated and I am grateful for any thoughts. 

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Art Perkitny
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Art Perkitny
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@Evan Reinecke 50k to 100k will be difficult to find without it being either a property in need of a lot of work or a rather bad area. This will be further complicated because you do not want to look into anything within the city of Baltimore (which is where properties of this price point will be most common) 

The graphic below shows the median home values of Baltimore and surround incorporated cities. 

As you can see, cities surrounding Baltimore will be more expensive.

Also, below is the home value distribution for all of Baltimore County

As you can see, the number of properties in the under 100k cohorts are few 

Hope this helps 

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