I manage properties up in Baltimore county, pg county, anne arundel county and montgomery county for investors.  

I have 3 properties in PG county in Maryland.

I apologize if it isn't.I recently read Gary Keller's book "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor" and in one part of the book (Part Two: The Four Stages>Own A Million>Issue 15: Protect Your Assets, pg. 302) he briefly touches on the importance of "entity and estate planning" in relation to protecting yourself against liabilities and minimizing taxes in the long run.

You have easy access to a hot market -DC, PG country which is very growth and development friendly and Baltimore which is a bargain market with easy opportunities to cash flow.

.: http://www.bidkw.com/auctions/how/348) and on their brochure (see pg.6 "terms of sale": http://www.bidkw.com/files/uploaded/auction_348_2223.pdf).

If it doesn't happen at least you gained experience and hand the money pit back without draining your time and capital resources.If a seller sells you  a bill of goods with a PG then they will stick it to you.

PG county is a lot less liquid, and thus you find a lot more wholesaling there.

Montgomery and PG County you need rental licenses.

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(maybe a lower LTV, maybe higher interest rate, maybe PG a portion of the loan, ect)P.S.- If you are looking for a 10% cash on cash return from a currently performing asset in Manhattan you are looking for a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow.