2221 E Chase St
About
Mid-term rental in Baltimore located within a 5-minute walk of Johns Hopkins Hospital. The fully renovated townhome features high ceilings, central heating and cooling, high-speed Wi-Fi, and a fully equipped kitchen. The layout includes three bedrooms and three bathrooms suitable for flexible living arrangements. Outdoor features include a rear covered patio and a dedicated parking pad. Security and additional features include a Ring Alarm system, security doors, Ring doorbell, and provided household essentials, with pet-friendly accommodations.
Property Management
Mark Reed listed this property and runs its day-to-day operations — tenants, upkeep, and rent collection — so shareholders never carry the landlord workload themselves.
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The Market
Baltimore offers a mix of neighborhood livability, local employment, and day-to-day amenities that support long-term housing demand. Ask Lofty AI to compare this market against any other on the platform.
Property Updates
- Property Update (07/14/2026):
- June’s net cash flow totaled -$570.56, compared to $2,044.60 in May.
- The co-owner and property manager, Mark, provided the following update:
- "Hello the previous airbnb guest moved out so there was a period of vacancy. A new airbnb guest moved in on June 30th and has a reservation through Sept 30th."
- Profit and Loss Statement
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