Using parts of the 10/10/10 rule pg. 46 from John W.

@Brian Dalton It sounds like he doesn't have a very strong PG, so unlikely he'll get an unsecured line of credit.

It's even gotten tight in PG county MD.  

My wife and I live in PG County and are doing the same thing, because DC and PG prices are a bit out of our range and business plan.

Also, the property will be located within Prince Georges County, Maryland (or PG County) which is right outside or alongside of Washington, DC.

My day job is in history, and I have an interest in economics, so I will take a small crack at your question.I'm in Washington, DC so in the city and the surrounding counties (PG Co. in MD and east of the river DC maybe exceptions) for the most part we did very well.

Living in NY right now, but I am originally from PG, Maryland.

I am hoping GOVMIT steps in and precludes lenders from chasing deficiancies from those that lost their homes.. for investor groups they may not have the same protection.. so General Partners who might have thought it a good Idea to PG a deal may have an unhill battle. and investors to save their properties are going to have some cash calls I suspect.where it gets dicey in these deals is when some investor simply don't want to do it forcing bigger cash calls on the remainder folks.. this is not good... there will BE multi sitting vacant and abandoned and some deals for people to pick up I have no doubt.

(It's actually still available in PG.

I don't know many or any HML who are up and running concerns these days that will loan without a PG.. but maybe they existin my mind a good lender is one that is responsive and closes on time every time.. depending on your volume..when I had my HML shop that was the number one concern of my clients..