All Forum Posts by: Uju Anyanwu

@Joe Norman thanks for your input. I am definitely doing as much research as I possibly can. 

@Matthew Paul thanks for the recommendation. well appreciated. 

@Matthew Paul thanks for your input. I definitely plan to visit and spend a couple of days before investing. Which county/zip code are you investing in if you don't mind me asking? It doesn't have to be exactly Baltimore. Surrounding counties will be considered if it is a good deal, good COC return, cash flow, and appreciation. I would appreciate recommendation on good areas so I can start researching into those areas before I visit. That way I narrow down my search to areas I would like to tour when I visit.

@Jennifer Bryant I have read about the disparity going from street to street. I plan to research more before getting into it. I would also appreciate all recommendations from the BP family. Thanks so much for your input. Well appreciated.

@Ozzy Sirimsi thanks for your input. I am definitely looking to buy cheaper, rehab to add value. By old, I would prefer homes built after 1950 if possible. What areas/zipcode around Baltimore will you recommend? I would like to connect with you if you don't mind. 

I am new to REI. I currently live in Dallas Texas. I have been analyzing houses in DFW for the past few months and it seems almost impossible to get good cash flow and COC return on investment because houses are expensive and taxes are really high. I am planning to invest in Baltimore, MD. I am interested in SFH but preferably duplex-fourplex. I would prefer houses that are not very old. I would appreciate recommendations for B class areas/cities to invest in. Also, recommendation for a very good investor friendly realtor will be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Thanks @Tim Jacob. Will definitely reach out to you. 

I am new to REI. I currently live in Dallas Texas. I have been analyzing houses in DFW for the past few months and it seems almost impossible to get good cash flow and COC return on investment because houses are expensive and taxes are really high. I am planning to invest in Baltimore, MD. I am interested in SFH but preferably duplex-fourplex. I would prefer houses that are not very old. I would appreciate recommendations for B or C areas/cities to invest in. Also, recommendation for a very good investor friendly realtor will be appreciated.

Thanks in advance. 

@Ray R. thanks for your input. I will definitely check out that book on managing rental properties. I need all the knowledge I can acquire. 

@Wesley W. thank you so much for posting your qualification summary letter, very helpful. The property is a SFH. I couldn't take a chance with that renter as there were so many questionable things. I will leave it vacant till I find a good tenant. The tenant don't have to be perfect but good.