Parts of Prince Georges County, Deanwood and Congress Heights there is so much potential.

If they simply wanted 20% hard to be deposited to a legit TITLE company then I’d still think it might be a scam, but the independent escrow company means it’s, WITHOUT A DOUBT a scam.You’re basically sending $ to s “Nigerian prince” to “help his family get his billion dollars” or whatever. 

His profile looks like it was written by a Nigerian prince.

@Samantha Prince You have a good thought process there.

I'm wrapping up a deal right now with an exiled Nigerian prince who is going to PayPal me 4.8 million dollars tomorrow.

Getting a CofO for a second unit is getting easier, as updated accessory dwelling laws expand across the area: DC, Arlington, and just now Montgomery have fairly OK laws, supposedly Fairfax and Prince George's are considering changes.

I am due to start my first fix and flip. I thought I did a good job selecting my GC, but after bringing on a Contractor Manager we discovered some questionable information. I need a good GC. If the worked for you can ...

You could use "Lord of Land", "Prince of Parcels" "Property King" "High Priest of Real Estate" or "Guru Mentor" but I'd just go with my name without a title or just "Owner".I get a kick out seeing a person's business card with "President, CEO" of something like American Real Estate Enterprises.I know some pretty wealthy business types, their cards are more likely to be just their name centered, the lower left in smaller print is an address and a phone number on the lower right.

Cupertino ( my home town ) 1 to 3 million.San Jose  600 to 2 million... the aforementioned Milpitas  were I bought my first home in 1976... for 90k.. a princely sum in those days. 

We see them in Prince William in Virginia, and Prince George, Charles, and St. mary's counties in Maryland.