If it is a part of MD that is in the DC metro area, then practically speaking in order to run your business you would need to be licensed in DC.

In our area these unpermitted units are all over the place and to get them permitted is not worth it and basically would require taking everything apart and putting it together so that is not an option for me.

I’ve heard horror stories of people who have to tear apart their house because of work that wasn’t permitted.I’m wanting to buy another home and rent this out as a duplex but I’m worried that if I apply for a rental license or anything that’s dealing with the city, they might find something that’s not permitted and we’ll be stuck with a hefty bill.

Lastly, if anybody has a recommendation for a leasing agent to find apartments for rent that would be greatly appreciated!

Some guests don't get it fully, and I make a quick video showing how to use it and make it a part of my guidebook/automatic email sending.

(In other words he owns about 30 units of a 100 unit condo that he runs like an apartment complex. 

I am looking to invest in apartments and rolling my 'dead equity' in something larger (apartments).

We have a 50 unit apartment complex and a local Subscription based Roadside Assistance company wants to partner with us to provide our tenants with unlimited priority roadside assistance services.

I'm thinking it's better to do 25% DP on a smaller place than 10% DP on a bigger one so my options are apartment or small townhome.

Haven't seen your posts for a while.I grew up in a mixed-use property where my dad had his store, and there's a small apartment behind the 2 stores, an 8 room apartment upstairs, plus 4 garages.