"Dear borrower.

Now as @Dave Foster will concur, Pennsylvania is the only state out of the 50 that will not allow the capital gains due to the state to be deferred; that means when you sell a Pennsylvania property, even as part of a 1031 exchange, there will be capital gains tax due to the PA Department of Revenue.So that is a drawback if you get a property in PA as part of a 1031.

I would start with calling the HoCo Department of Housing and asking them directly: 410-313-6320Or call the HoCo Department of Licensing, Inspections, and Permits: 410-313-1830In my search, I did find this useful link that does give some HoCo-specific rental information, although not the answer to your question:https://www.howardcountymd.gov/LinkClick.aspx?

We spoke with city water department and he said don't worry about it.

I get mine in Georgia from the Georgia Department of Transportation.

Try to contact someone in mortgage department who is knoledgable in investment loan.

I would like to divide the tax parcel by doing a minor subdivision, however, the zoning department has told me it can’t be done as the second home was never intended to be a stand-alone residence on its own parcel when it was initially constructed.

Dear investors,It's annoying when you don't round to the nearest 100, please keep in mind my suffering next time you do this.

Dear Fellow Wholesalers, I need some help..

Others note that the marketing department wants to raise the rents for the benefit of all.