2500 North Calvert: Single-Family Rental Home
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● $3,000 Per Month in Projected Rent: Five bedrooms at a projected $600 per bedroom generate $3,000 per month and $36,000 in annual rental income.…
More Details2744 North Calvert Street: 2 Apartments with 3-Unit Potential
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● Flexible Rehab Plan: Renovate the building as two apartments with a spacious three-bedroom, two-bath upper unit, or create three separate legal apartments. ●…
More Details2704 North Calvert Street: 4 Apartments
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● Immediate Lease-Up: One apartment is vacant, creating an immediate opportunity to complete light improvements and lease the unit at market rent. ● Multiple…
More Details2702 North Calvert Street: 4 Apartments
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● Apartment Renovation Opportunity: Functional, dated kitchens and bathrooms allow apartments to be improved as units turn, supporting higher future rents. ● Significant Rent Upside:…
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Return on Equity: Is Your Property Still the Best Place for Your Money? Real estate investors often spend a great deal of time analyzing a property before they buy it. They study the purchase price, expected rents, operating expenses, financing terms, and projected cash flow. But once the property is acquired and performing, that same…
Every day, we work diligently to provide exceptional service to our clients and customers. Last Friday, Baltimore Business Journal published an article highlighting the portfolio of more than 50 apartment buildings, primarily located in Charles Village, that Ben Frederick Realty has been entrusted to sell. The article explains that following the passing of Jonas Eshelman…
As of January 1, 2026, Baltimore City’s Strengthening Renters’ Safety Act is officially in effect. This new law significantly updates the City’s rental licensing framework and increases oversight of properties with unresolved safety or habitability issues. While the Act does not change basic habitability standards, it does introduce stricter enforcement, new notice requirements, and added…
Published in The Baltimore Sun newspaper Monday, August 11, 2025 In Baltimore’s once-stable neighborhoods, some longtime residents say they feel trapped — hemmed in by open-air drug markets, persistent crime and some of the highest property taxes in Maryland. Even as the city touts its first population increase in a decade and a drop in
Guest post by Jennifer Goldszmidt Aside from the iPad and laptop that rivet her attention, our daughter Zoe loves to sing, bake, and eat. While in high school, she struggled with academics and she ended up with a certificate of completion at age 21 instead of a diploma. Zoe has autism spectrum disorder. She didn’t speak…
Guest Article By Jacqueline “Jacqui” Cummings In the heart of Baltimore, nestled along the vibrant corridor of 25th Street between St. Paul and Howard, lies a testament to resilience, entrepreneurship, and community spirit. This bustling area is home to over 100 small businesses, the majority of which are proudly black-owned. These enterprises offer a diverse…