Most, if not all, require a PG and are full recourse.

But to answer your question without more details, I’d tell you to check out NE DC, Northern PG county across the DC line, or NoVa in or around Alexandria.

I'm looking to house hack or Brrrr in either SE/NE DC or somewhere in PG County or Montgomery County.

[A] following corporate formalities:Annual list of membersNotice of Stockholders meetingMinutes of Stockholders meeting list of attendees election of officerssee smallbusiness.chron.com for detailsNexus issues: see pg 18, Nexus problems for pass-through entities and their corporate ownersin the powerpoint presentation by Ernst & Young www.tei.org/chapters/new_york/Public%20Documents/WoW - - so how did we get pushed into this in the first place?

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I should also add you might want to consider pg, Howard or as county around the bases, much cheaper entry point, have a friend who’s has alot of success around there.

I'm a novice, but I was curious to see what multi-unit properties are available in PG county and at least based on Redfin, I didn't see any "multi-family" units. 

So as far as my search went the options are:- condos (but the high condo fee scares me and also kills any cash flow)- the townhouses - they also have HOA, and the ones that have good school ratings are higher than what Id like to spend- sfh is out of the question on this price range, even though MD has some , but they all in neighborhoods that look not so nice- The affordable areas have bad schools and I was told by agents to stay away - such as PG county, Woodbridge, Manassas, I'm thinking here that with 5 % down I would never have cash flow, specially if I move out.

I believe it's typical for arbitragers to start that way and then switch to No PG after they have a proven track record and substantial cashflow.

@J Scott Nevermind - found it on pg 17Final Budget