With the larger units I can develop redundancies in management, materials, etc. and the property can afford a dedicated team.The smaller units might throw off the same return (for an example 10%) but the income amount is smaller so you are looking for an experienced person who is great with people and your investment which is like finding a unicorn :)If you do decide to invest here you can email, call or text me and if I can point you in the right direction that is what BP is for.BP has helped me a ton.

For example, you set up key word alerts. http://www.biggerpockets.com/alerts

A great example of why you can not trust lists.  

I look forward to following your example!

It's depressingly sad that the city believes its own lousy assessments...it's one thing to inflate them to increase tax revenue...but it is entirely different for the local government to actually use the assessments to make financial decisions.For anyone following, the specific example I am asking about is a rowhouse in West Baltimore. 

For example if they can build a bunch of townhouses that sell for $1,000,000 will they pay $200,000 for the land or $300,000?

There are so many ways to connect and learn here on BP for example forums, blogs, webinars, podcast, etc. 

@Zana Blue,Well, I'll take a more humane position: instead of focusing on win-lose, try to find a way to make it a win-win.For example, if you're in a position to do so, offer to be a private lender on his deal, or see if you can partner up with him some other way.The path to success should not be a competition, it should be a journey on which we take others with us.

Its a whole other topic but this is an example of why it might be beneficial to be licensed. 

Example  they Bought it for $9000 and listing it for 50000, without any work doneThanks, Victor V