Last year I also did a couple flips (one in PG and the other one in Baltimore County) with a partner though we did well on one and not so well on the other one, but it was a good experience and we learned a lot.Currently I am looking for my third rental, It has been hard to find something that cashflows (given the good combination of financing and good deal) in the area but not impossible, and I am positive that will find something soon, hopefully the lending works well.I'll be happy to meet other investors in the area and share experiences with other counties that I haven't tried like Howard County, Anne Arundel, Washington, Baltimore (for rental), etc.Feel free to reach me if I can answer any questions or if I can be of any help as well.Best,SergioPS: I love both podcasts though The Money Show has impacted me a lot on many ways.

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Quote from @Jason Howard Marden:https://www.goodlifemgmt.com/blog/new-tenant-protection-laws/#:~:Thank God, that's not the regulation here yet.

Quote from @Kevin Howard: I'm really curious if it will affect resale value or not?

@Darrell Taylor My primary is in Laurel MD (Howard County) so I know the pains of investing in the DMV, my advice is look for a townhome or similar to rent in AA County, PG or Baltimore and keep it under $200K so you can be all in at around $55K or so and then get your feet wet as a landlord. 

If you want a really big boast to your Investor career you should try and find some win/win property deals and get in touch with Travis Howard.  

This got me looking at Prince George's, Howard, and Anne Arundel.

I grew up in Fairfax, VA and lived in Shaw Howard in DC for 4 years before moving out to Santa Monica.

@Kevin Howard I would definitely recommend looking into a cost segregation study, especially considering you have REP status.

My name is E J Howard.