The Virginia side of the border that is essentially a no go, while DC and Montgomery County both allow it with certain conditions.

I have also been looking in the Pueblo, Colorado area as well as the Kennewick/Pasco/Richland areas of Washington due to being familiar with those areas. 

After listening to a number of the Bigger Pockets podcasts and reading up on real estate, I’m ready to dive into the Bigger Pockets forums and meet other real estate investors in the DC area.

@Grant Mitchell we have just closed our first property  w/ a traditional loan and doing the BRRRR method on our second property in OH. 

Just bought a new 4 Unit off of 31 and Washington and can't wait to buy the next one. 

I am looking for an established investor in the DC metro area who would be willing to let me "shadow," a word used in the medical world that basically means learning by tagging along with an actual physician.  

To make the list, an individual agent needs to sell 50 homes/$20 million in volume, or a team needs to sell 75 homes/$30 million in volume.Im in the top 1% of agents nation wide, and one of the top agents in the DC metro area, and I do not even qualify to make the real trends list.  100 homes in a year easily makes their list. 

You're in DC so I have to assume there are larger buildings that could provide a lot more space for solar.

Is there a Pro member who is willing to help me out to create an organic Bigger Pockets meetup near the Washington DC area?

Another job move brought me to DC.