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Meet Your Washington, DC Territory Director: Scott Declemente
Scott Declemente
Scott DeClemente has been a part time real estate investor for several years. Scott has been involved with EDC since the launch of the Maryland market in 2006. He has been involved with several hundred rehab projects in Maryland since that time. Prior experience includes many years of commercial and residential construction supervision, as well as 10 plus years of facilities management and security experience. Scott is retired military, living in the State of Maryland since 1995. He is married with three boys.
Areas Served by the Washington, DC EDC Location
Our Washington, DC hard money lender location services the following areas:
- Prince Georges County, Maryland
- Montgomery County, Maryland
- Anne Arundel County, Maryland
- Howard County, Maryland
- Baltimore, Maryland
- Harford County, Maryland
- Carroll County, Maryland
- Washington, District of Columbia
If you are not sure if your property is inside the coverage area, please feel free to call or e-mail to find out if you are in the area.
Investing tips for Washington, DC
The main focus for hard money loans or investor rehab loans in our area over the last several years seems to be the city Baltimore. It has a lot to offer the general public and also the investor. With that said, activity is picking up in the BRAC affected communities such as Aberdeen and the Laurel area. With thousands of relocating families these areas will be a hot investment for some time to come. As with many of markets in today's investing climate, the majority of our investors are looking to buy, hold and rent. The rental market is very hot right now and looks to remain a good investment for many years to come. We are seeing a lot of good investment opportunities available everywhere, not just in the typical depressed rental market. Investment opportunities are also available in the higher end neighborhoods, so don't limit yourself. One last note - choose your contractor wisely as the contractor could make or break your financial future. Make sure the contractor is licensed and insured. Lastly, check the contractors references and look at their previous work. Remember to ask lots of questions. |