I’m a fan of Baltimore city/county and PG county as I see a lot of room for growth and its affordability.

In PG County its 5 so in College Park you could have a 5 bedroom charge. 

(pg.37) Property values can drop.

(we're currently doing a full rehab, including basement drop with underpinning, in PG county--our first such project--and I suspect it's going to be a very long process) I'd be interested in learning more about your work as we decide how best to move forward with our DC project.

http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1040se.pdf pg.

Here's an online version by the WSJ authors that doesn't require registration:http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/06264/723826-28.stmI like this paragraph:The company has discouraged investors from checking out its business practices.

It does about 1 pg/sec scanning both sides. 

PG County is proving very difficult and i need drawings of a 10 year old addition.  

That is between you are your conscience but to be honest there was alot more ignorant tripping going on there.BTW it is a much more subtle way of ensuring that you don't get an American applicant than advertising for a tenant in Spanish, Urdu or Polish, but what would you know about that.In the interest of multiculturalism and because its germane, I'll add a saying from my old Dari teacher: "A liar thinks all others liars, a thief all others thieves."

Would it be more advisable to look for deals inside DC where there asking prices are typically 500k+ on relatively small apartments or to look into PG county and purchase a newly built home that's metro accessible and costs 300-400k?