Maryland has some great areas to invest but for example if your budget is $100K or less then most likely you will have to go to Baltimore and surrounding areas, when you hit the $250K or $300K that opens up much more (Laurel, Columbia, Olney, etc.) but if you have a good crew and bigger than $350K budget then you can play with DC and some areas in VA but overall I think choosing your budget should be step one to then determine where you want to go. 

Hi BP, I'm new to real estate investing and I'm getting ready to buy my first property, however I'm looking for some advice on my plan before I start seriously looking for my first deal. l've decided to look for my first property in the Columbia City / Beacon Hill area near lightrail stations because of the easy commute to the Eastside where I work and the relatively lower prices. 

Good Morning Lisa,My partners and I invest in both Columbia and Augusta.

I am an experienced investor but want to know what others would pay.6.46 acre Mobile Home Park20 minutes west of Columbia SC. 

Hey everybody, I'm in the Columbia, SC area and I looking for an agent to work with. 

Hey everybody, I have found a great deal in my hometown of Columbia SC.

AgroNosotros has appeared on several podcasts to discuss their sustainable specialty coffee and cacao plantations in Panama, Columbia and Belize.

Looking to connect with a quality Property Management company for apartments we are looking at purchasing in Columbia, SC. 

I'm comparing places like Lakewood, West Park and Parma to North Ridgeville, Columbia Station, North Olmsted, etc.

Rockville, Silver Spring, Columbia Heights, Logan Circle, Arlington, Bethesda, Fairfax, Capitol Hill, Dupont Circle.