Baltimore Section 8: Why I’d Rather Buy This Triplex Vacant @holtonwisetv
Baltimore Section 8: Why I’d Rather Buy This Triplex Vacant @holtonwisetv
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A vacant triplex might scare off some investors, but in a Baltimore Section 8 neighborhood, I actually see an advantage. Instead of inheriting somebody else’s tenants, payment problems, lease issues, or bad screening decisions, you get to start fresh and put the right tenants in from day one. In this video, I break down why vacancy can sometimes make a rental property more attractive—not less—when the numbers work and you have the right management system in place.

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Baltimore Section 8: Why I’d Rather Buy This Triplex Vacant

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