Loma right on the border of OB.

@Tom Veit When you're in Olde Kensington, there are some pretty hard borders that change the population you will be renting out to and therefore the rental rates.

Higher taxes, rent control new regulations, open border, increase in renter rights, lawsuits, property values down, increase inspections, loss of property rights, social  ownership, a nightmare.

Those towns all sit right on the MD border.

ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_shareBoth books encouraged getting involved in communities like this one.I can be pretty technical so I’m recreating some of these rental income calculators in excel to help get my feet wet just playing around with potential properties.But my plan at the moment is to meet people, find people like property managers, CPA etc. and just to overload myself with information.I have the older book you mention in my amazon cart now, many of the reviews seem to agree that it is a good reference.And also where I live (on the border of Boca Raton Florida) almost everything has HOAs.

You can also change the date range to display what has sold in the last 90 days, 6 months, 1 year, etc.

Hi Patrick @Jeremy Beland gets quite a few wholesale deals along the MA border in NH, I think he's on here and you can certainly find him on F/B or Googling.

He'll give me all the interesting stuff he finds on the property, and I can make a display case of the artifacts and hang it on a wall.  

Thus far I am considering displaying the additional tax base that will come from that verse a SFH, additional power used from a duplex (ie city gets a portion of all electrical bills in city), additional water and sewer revenues, and the big one that it helps the affordable housing crisis. 

With 10% of the rooms open the hotels don't need many maids, front desk people, valets (likely closed anyway), waiters, bartenders, visual display people etc.