Rahdia Green
Anything I can do with this deal?
9 December 2016 | 15 replies
Vacant.Capitol Heights (PG county) ARV: $159k (Zillow says 201k)(Seller WILLING to sale): $35kRepairs: unknown at the moment (suspected 60k) Mortgage: 1,370/moOwes bank: $105,951 as of (6/2012)With the numbers above, is there any real estate solution that will help this circumstance?
Daniel Harnsberger
Best Fairfax, VA Realtor for house flippers
3 December 2016 | 1 reply
DC and PG County offer more ample flipping opportunities.
Harold Isaacs
17 Year Old From Maryland
5 December 2016 | 4 replies
HVAC journeyman certification at PG community college comes to mind or electrician, plumber, building maintenance engineer. its a 6k or so investment for the HVAC training (info below), but maybe there are scholarships to look into....
Yi Zhao
Multi family investing in PG county, Maryland
30 January 2019 | 13 replies
Hi all,I currently do flips in PG county Maryland.
Yi Zhao
Multi-family investing in PG county, MD
6 December 2016 | 0 replies
Hi all,I currently do flips in PG county Maryland.
Yi Zhao
Multi-family investing in PG county, MD - no luck yet : (
8 December 2016 | 1 reply
Hi all,I currently do flips in PG county Maryland.
Joshua DuBois
Getting started in DC/MD/VA
11 December 2016 | 5 replies
But also wide open to other deals that make sense especially in PG County where I live.
Raymond Marbury
PG County Maryland Property Investment Real Estate Agent
16 December 2016 | 1 reply
Good morning,I'm a new property investor in PG Country Maryland looking for a good real estate with a background in foreclosures and investment properties.
Arthur Bates
New to the Virginia, D.C., Maryland area.
19 December 2016 | 2 replies
In terms of wholesaling, the hottest market in our area is PG County especially over by the SE DC boarder like Cap Heights up to Hyattsville.
Ishviyan D.
Take advantage of Fannie loans vs. using banks with no seasoning
20 December 2016 | 4 replies
Portfolio lenders and commercial lenders that do no have a seasoning requirement nor a max number of loans, although their terms are not as desirable as Fannie / Freddie.Here's my question: if the investor has not maxed out his Fannie / Freddie loan slots, is there any disadvantage to first dealing with a portfolio lender or commercial lender and conducting many BRRRRs in a short amount of time, taking that approach as far as you can, and then moving on to conventional Fannie / Freddie loans?