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08/09/2024

We have formed an alliance with a hedge fund disposition firm to liquidate properties in Baltimore, Maryland. Please be advised that prices are firm, and a 5% syndication fee will be added to each property. For a comprehensive list of available deals, email [email protected] or call/text 410 424 5885.

08/03/2024

Light rehab needed recently vacant
Baltimore
Any Questions
[email protected]
410 424 5885

1715 N Carey St 21217 $77,000.00

1835 Presstman St 21217 $65,000.00

1523 Clifton Ave 21217 $72,000.00

405 N Port St 21224 $80,000.00

2021 W Lanvale St 21217 $85,000.00

1631 Gorsuch Ave 21218 $75,000.00

1939 Ridgehill Ave 21217 $100,000.00

1929 Frederick Ave 21223 $110,000.00

1922 Christian St 21223 $52,000.00

1903 Riggs Ave 21217 $100,000.00

20 N Bentalou St 21223 $70,000.00

1635 Gorsuch Ave 21218 $760,000.00

1807 Presbury St 21217 $54,000.00

423 W Saratoga St (5 UNIT) 21201 $270,000.00

1645 Normal Ave 21213 $85,000.00

2822 E Madison 21205 $95,000.00

2014 Robb St 21218 $85,000.00

510 S Pulaski St 21223 $70,000.00

2440 Christian 21223 $70,000.00

1859 Ramsay 21223 $45,000.00

1734 N Dallas St 21213 $89,000.00

4120 Morrison 21226 $85,000.00

2751 W Fairmount Ave 21223 $125,000.00

512 N Mount 21223 $85,000.00

3055 Strickland St 21223 $85,000.00

528 S Bentalou St 21223 $90,000.00

2013 E Oliver St 21213 $90,000.00

663 Gutman Ave (5 UNIT) 21218 $255,000.00

2014 E Lafayette 21213 $70,000.00

2528 Boyd 21223 $65,000.00

1834 N Chapel St 21213 $70,000.00

2123 N Fulton Ave 21217 $100,000.00

2530 W Fayette St 21223 $120,000.00

303 S Pulaski St 21223 $90,000.00

444 S Bentalou St 21223 $60,000.00

1934 Frederick Ave 21223 $115,000.00

2006 Robb St 21218 $80,000.00

2131 Hollins St 21223 $75,000.00

518 Sheridan Ave 21212 $65,000.00

2558 Frederick Ave 21223 $95,000.00

1649 Cliftview Ave 21213 $90,000.00
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08/03/2024

Baltimore Properties in need of Rehab

1. 1718 N Monroe St, 21217: $45,000.00

2. 2139 Vine St, 21223: $45,000.00

3. 810 Bonaparte Ave, 21218: $75,000.00

4. 1123 Washington Blvd, 21230: $120,000.00

5. 1707 N Dukeland St, 21216: $58,000.00

6. 1913 Mchenry, 21223: $99,500.00

7. 1919 Mchenry, 21223: $99,500.00

8. 1017 Edmondson Ave, 21223: $200,000.00

9. 1002 McKean Ave, 21217: $70,000.00

10. 552 Gold St, 21217: $97,000.00

11. 208 S Vincent St, 21223: $100,000.00

12. 1929 Christian St, 21223: $75,000.00

13. 1936 Christian St, 21223: $75,000.00

14. 2213 Christian St, 21223: $75,000.00

15. 2210 Christian St, 21223: $75,000.00

16. 2217 Christian St, 21223: $75,000.00

17. 1836 Dover St, 21223: $91,500.00

Info contact:

[email protected]
410 424 5885

08/03/2024

Baltimore Rent Ready Vacant Properties

2001 Ashton St 21223 $105k

1831 Eagle St 21223 $95k

1814 Ramsay St 21223 $125k

3618 W Belvedere Ave 21215 $115k

3236 Lohrs Ln 212290 $120k

2732 Wi******er St 21216 $105k

620 Wyanoke Ave 21218 $265k

1304 Riggs Ave 21217 $105k

2555 W Fairmount Ave 21223 $120k

507 N Luzerne Ave 21205 $140k

317 S Bentalou St 21223 $100k

123 S Loudon Ave 21229 $120k

633 Dumbarton Ave 21218 145k

2528 Francis St 21217 $120k

2105 Ramsay St 21223 $145k

Any Interest
[email protected]
410 424 5885

08/03/2024

Baltimore Properties are Available:
Turnkey Available
With Rehab & Vacant Available
With tenants

Over 100 Properties ready to be sold
Investors:

[email protected]
410 424 5885

08/03/2024

Baltimore Properties are Available:
Turnkey
With Rehab
With tenants over 100 Properties ready to go to
Investors:

[email protected]
410 424 5885

06/30/2024

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02/03/2024

Investors file your taxes

01/04/2024

Liberty State Park in 2024: A Vision for Progress and Community Empowerment

By The Chronicler In Chief

As we step into 2024, Liberty State Park (LSP) must remain a focal point of environmental and community discussions in New Jersey.

Despite being a treasured urban green space, LSP is still grappling with environmental challenges that date back decades. This year is pivotal for LSP, as it could mark a significant shift towards fulfilling the long-overdue aspirations of the 1977 Master Plan.

A crucial aspect of this vision is addressing the urgent need for recreational infrastructure in urban areas like Jersey City and throughout Hudson County. Public schools and communities are in dire need of access to playing fields, tracks, and other active recreational amenities. These facilities are not just luxuries; they are essential for the health and well-being of residents in densely populated urban cities.

The formation of the Liberty State Task Force in 2023 was a step in the right direction. This body must now assertively demand that the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) conducts a comprehensive audit.

The focus of this audit should be the funds awarded to the agency from past settlements with polluters, earmarked for LSP improvements. There is speculation that these settlements could amount to over $200 million, dating back to the McGreevey Administration. Transparency in how these funds have been used is vital for public trust and effective park management.

Furthermore, there is a pressing need to lobby the State Legislature for an expansion of the Task Force's authority. This expansion should go hand-in-hand with the allocation of additional funding for LSP. With more authority and resources, the Task Force could effectively oversee the park's development, ensuring that it aligns with the community's needs and environmental sustainability.

The vision for LSP in 2024 is not just about enhancing a green space; it's about creating a community asset that serves the diverse needs of its surrounding population. It's about turning a space with a complicated environmental history into a symbol of urban renewal and ecological responsibility.

The path ahead is challenging, but with concerted efforts from the Task Force, NJDEP, and the community, Liberty State Park can become a model of urban park revitalization and a source of pride for New Jersey.

Official: Liberty State Park
State of New Jersey
City of Jersey City Official Government Page
Governor Phil Murphy
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
People's Park Foundation
Liberty State Park For ALL
Brian P. Stack
Speaker Craig J. Coughlin
Senate President Nick Scutari

11/30/2023

815 New Market Ave
South Plainfield NJ 07080
Off Market 1 family
4 beds 2baths,
Renovated in 2019.
$400k
Cental Air & New Roof(March 2023)
[email protected]

11/03/2023

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