The Baltimore/Maryland real estate investing community's presence is definitely prevalent here on BP.

@Chuck Taylor  Nice,Hiring an online Digital manager for your online presence must free up a ton of your time, something to consider moving forward.    

I own rental properties mostly in Tampa, but Lakeland is also an area with significant growth potential, given its walkable downtown, location between the hubs of Tampa and Orlando, colleges and presence of large employment centers, such as the Publix headquarters.

I already know I can continue to be a presence in my local REIA, practice running numbers and learning the market (whatever that means; still haven't gotten a fantastic definition of that) and save capital, but I was wondering what the collective intelligence thinks I should do with the next 6-12 months.- Should I try and find a creative way into the market, like seller carry or a partnership?

Every deal is actually composed of three things.The asset, the capital used to but the asset.

The company I work with does have a significant presence in Breck.

Columbus is a good place for buy and hold investing for sure with Fort Benning's presence.

I am just wondering if any assumptions can be derived from the presence of these cracks in the floor in regards to foundation issues.

I've never been majorly social when it comes to an online presence or forums/blogs.

My mortgage originator is very experienced with investors and her company has a local presence, with just a small number of branches.