I would like to start in the Pg county area

Depending on your goals and your personal financial position buying properties strictly for maximum cash flow vs tax benefits and longer term rewards may make more sense.Close in to DC, PG county is probably the area that will bring you the most bang for your buck shorter term.

Proposed regs are out:  https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/reg-107892-18.pdf - PDF WarningLooks like Sec 162 is the rule (pg. 8/9)

The property is located in pg.

But others that are only in the planning stages have gone to the back burner, perhaps never to surface again.When the stock market crashed in October 1929, many ambitious plans that would have changed the face of New York simply vanished.For real estate developers, 1929 seemed like a slot machine stuck in the pay position.

PG countyOriginally posted by @Michael Cohen:I missed where you said it was a refinance; sorry about that. 

PG County is $150/2 years for a single dwelling with the MDE filing fee of $30 per calendar year due December 31st each year (no prorating is available). 

I'd like to do fill up all my conventional loan slots with properties like this.I'm also looking at 5-20 units properties, but I havent consolidated my criteria just yet on those. 

Thankfully the judge excluded the emotion from a constitutional lawsuit)Of note- see pg 8: "Moreover, Jenkins' interest in protecting her son from lead-poisoning is inconsistent with the lead-paint ordinance as written, as the ordinance does not apply to all rental properties in Toledo."

A combination of being out of state (although I will be relocating to Memphis to stabilize the properties), being out of Fanny slots, being 99% cash flow focused (looking for 25-30 amortization not 15), and dealing with asset prices from 40-60k make this pretty difficult.I spoke with a lady at a local bank in Memphis yesterday and she suggested something I hadn't thought of.