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Lee Christian talks real estate (Entrepreneur Spotlight)
Baltimore native Lee Christian, a real estate agent and investor, shares his key points about real estate and how ultimately anyone can own a home.

As a new resident of Maryland looking into the housing market, I sat down with real estate agent Lee Christian to talk about real estate and how the market is changing.
Owning a home is the quintessential American dream. But buying a home or even investing can be a tedious path to weave through if not given the right guidance.
Lee Christian talks real estate
His background
Since the early 2000’s, Christian has cultivated his talents in the real estate business as an entrepreneur by buying, flipping, and renting homes to building his portfolio as an agent for Cummings & Co, honored as one of the top places to work in Maryland by the Baltimore Sun.
Some of the key takeaways I’ve grasped while speaking with Lee is that the market is continuously evolving.
No matter your circumstances or doubts about the real estate market, a keen real estate agent can find the best possible solution for you to become a homeowner.
Christian states that he loves real estate and relishes when he’s able to share his knowledge with others about the business.
Interview
Check out this segment of Entrepreneur Spotlight with Lee Christian below and make sure you visit him at his website http://www.lrcventures.com
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