My rankings of where I would invest in the area.1) DC2)Montgomery County3)Fairfax County4)Arlington5)Frederick County 6)Howard County7)Prince George's County8) Anne Arundel County9)Baltimore City10)Baltimore County

@Josh Prince Why would you get rid of tenants?

I did have about three meetups for people in eastern Prince William County in Montclair at a local library.

In need of a bigger pockets Princess or Prince to SAAAAVVVVEEEE ME!

Tourist trap and it's not good.Instead, go to:Big shakes hot chicken and fish, Princes hot chicken, Pepperfire, 400 Degrees.Those places serve real hot chicken. 

I used to live where you do (Silver Spring) and I'm sure there are plenty of parts of Prince George's County and D.C. that are no different than the parts of Atlanta you were evaluating.And, of course, there are areas where this type of stuff doesn't happen, but where property values are (as you might expect) higher.

Because the rest of that conjecture about prince, countering or assigning will clear up when you get an acceptance or rejection. 

Prince-Jovian Antoine that is not a ton to start with marketing but it is a start.

I'm speaking from first hand experience accepting tenants with vouchers in Baltimore City, and Prince George's County, Maryland.  

The banks were mis-princing the risks.