So we are reaching out to our family contacts back in Pittsburgh now and trying to put together a little team (not much progress on this front just yet.)We are browsing realtor.com for new listings.We are just.... trying to start somewhere. 

The deal was truly off market so I didn’t have a broker OM or any marketing material to browse through.

Perhaps these two links to the relevant MD law - one from Justia, the other from Westlaw will help in your research:https://law.justia.com/codes/maryland/2017/tax-property/title-14/subtitle-8/part-iii/https://govt.westlaw.com/mdc/Browse/Home/Maryland/MarylandCodeCourtRules?

They also allow members to load their own catalogs to make sure that managers only can order what they want them to.Summary of benefitsHere are the main reasons that we have become huge users of the Purchasing Platform: Easy to use interface.

It's not for everyone, but it does have a lot of benefits if done properly / ethically like others have stated.One benefit I would add that I haven't seen mentioned yet: some capital raisers have relationships with multiple Operators, not only does this offer stronger deal flow like mentioned previously, but it also provides one interface for folks who want to invest in multiple deals/asset classes/Sponsors, i.e. one person to go through for anything and everything related to all of your investments.

@Ladè Baruwa So I started browsing your posts from your reply on my post regarding the property my family owns and you have interesting markets that you are looking in to!

A quick browse of a few 3/2 listings this morning showed no houses listed at $400k.

I found their data to be so-so and the interface to require a lot of time to work with.

@Dawn Burdette My best advise is to browse these forums in the different categories along with the blog posts.

So I'm browsing the MLS (Why not?)