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Kayla Pierce Rooming license in Prince George's county
22 September 2020 | 2 replies
Extremely hard to get a rooming house license in PG.
Martins Francis Small multi Family in Dc vs Baltimore
14 October 2021 | 21 replies
Although m family was born in Baltimore I have only invested in DC and PG County. 
Aaron Hunt LLC Investment Group & Lending
1 June 2022 | 6 replies
I think just about all banks will require a PG- Personal guarantor who can support the debt, most will require as everyone said anyone with more then a certain % to be a PG. but that can be negotiated.
David Bates storage unit opportunity
7 January 2021 | 8 replies
.$32,000  60 units at $50 at 90% occupancy$5,000   Outside storage  15 slots at $30 at 90% occupancyExpenses:????????
JJ O. Purchasing PG county, MD duplex in Living Trust?
2 September 2020 | 4 replies

Greetings BP'ers!  A recent job transfer triggered my first purchase in the MD suburbs!  I'm buying a two-unit property in Laurel, Prince George's County, living in one unit and renting the other.  Are there any disad...

Jerrod Hill Process of buying land for development
23 May 2021 | 7 replies
I've been doing infill lot's in PG county Marland and the process I can tell you differs from county to county but I'll give you an outline of my process 1) It's not unusual to see lot's on the MLS for 100+ days, do not be alarmed there are not too many people operating in the sphere 2) Just like rehabs I typically start by looking at what I can potentially build on the lot and my ARV  ( I know my area pretty well, so I'm only buying lot's in specific zipcodes ) my typical target is 2500sqft above grade with an AVR for $500+ 3) My research starts with my surveyor, I provide him with the address, he comes back to give me thumb-up or down or any potential problems I may face, such as wetland, DDO zone  (Development District Overlay) e.t.c 4) After closing on the lot in my county I need to get NRI ( Natural Resource inventory) this plan provides documentation of the existing conditions on a site / TCP ( Tree Conservation Plan ) exemption, I get an exemption because I'm buying infill lot, this is typically handled by my surveyor and take about 30days 5) Next is my stormwater management: Again I'm getting an exemption because I'm disturbing less than 500sqft of land, handled by my surveyor 6) Once I have the 2 approvals listed above, I'm allowed to submit my building plans for approval, in my county turn around time for approval is about 3-4months Hope this helpsbelow is a link to my last new construction project, got a few more in the pipelinehttps://www.redfin.com/MD/Cheverly/2417-Parkway-20785/home/10547525
Lisa Jones low maintenance investment for 1031 exchange property
4 October 2020 | 23 replies
Perhaps PG county, Richmond. 
Brittany Mineard What does your typical offer look like?
1 September 2020 | 2 replies
Basically, all you need is a Title Company or attorney that can run a title search quickly and schedule you a time slot
Sue Hough Need Help Deciphering Opportunity Zone Tax Benefits
7 September 2020 | 10 replies
Depending on the length of time held prior to 2026, there are basis step ups that occur to reduce the gain recognized in 2026, max of 15%, but note that the first of these time slots ended in 2019 (7 years), so at this point that reduction would be 10% if invested for 5 years by 2026.
Alex B. Predictions for when moratorium ENDS!
15 September 2020 | 10 replies
"The Rona" has given Govt official and bureaucrats an unlimited ego/power trip, and they are going to do whatever they want for as long as they want and "sue me if you like" is their attitude.Honestly, at this point, I would not get into residential real estate unless you like to play slot machines in Vegas.Commercial real estate may be a better alternative.