The original SAFE Act was the brainchild of the Conference of State Bank Supervisors and, on the federal level, considered model legislation which every state legislature was required to pass as state law.

Considering becoming a franchisee to be a better REI and leverage my current skills as a workplace designer who occasionally does residential. 

I have the number to Jeremy Camarillo who's a DSD supervisor at the city that deals with the permits.

To get my feet wet I'm planning on house hacking around Baltimore City/County.My workplace is somewhat farther north (around cockeysville), so I would prefer somewhere closer to 83 if possible. 

Closer to School or work place of employment3.

Be that as it may, getting buyer leads, you need to research your area's demographics and statistics on first time homebuyers (age, income levels, workplace, etc)I suggest you speak to RE agents.

For SD_IRA funds I like your notes strategy you mention where it throws of interest income that is not so tax efficient.Study the niches, find the respectable sponsors and get to work placing your money carefully and patiently into these areas.

From your post it appears you see your roll more as an investor and high-level supervisor rather than a part time GC.

Think of it as an online workplace where business owners can connect with qualified professionals.

Should I bring this to the attention of the property manager's supervisor?