I came up with the framework below for making the decision to pursue the project.

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It sounds like sound advice and a good framework to help me make a decision.  

They have an investing system/framework that they know, or believe in enough to act as if, works.

I also do a lot of reading on economics so I understand a little bit of how to view RE using that framework.  

But from what I've seen MD may go the way of AZ and some other states:https://azre.gov/news/arizonas-new-wholesaling-disclosure-re...I've seen the proposed amendments to current MD law and to me the proposed framework to protect the public makes more sense than trying to require people get licensed just so they can engage in conduct that you suggest the state considers illegal to begin with.

And while we began to grow the framework of our property management company, the beginnings of institutional SFR ownership also began to grow.

Are there any open source frameworks available for doing this, generally?

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