Wow thanks Will.By the way I like your movies :groovy: But, you just might not be the "Fresh Prince of Bel Air"Glad you found the forum.

I would also love to find out what the hot zip codes are in NOVA, DC, and Prince Georges Counties for investors these days.

I'm also around Prince Frederick, MD , Centreville, VA , and Towson, MD quite a bit.

Thanks Rick and Kendall -In this case, the lien is on a property in Prince Georges County.

If you can't find a deal there, then you are not going to find one going five hours away.I could afford to flip homes in baltimore or richmond but they're both in excess of 2hrs away...I would think you could find a lot of opportunity right across the bridge in Prince Georges county

@Josh Prince We are licensed brokers, agents, and general contractors, that purchase properties through our corporation to develop as spec projects.

Hi Vanna - I know we are "a ways out", but I promise its worth it.Many investors from Northern Virginia are buying in Prince George's County, MD (mainly because you can find great deals with $1,000, or more a month positive cash flow) cause they can't find good deals in Northern Virginia, and Baltimore is a little "too scary" for many new investors.

Justin Prince I agree with Jay, definitely come out to some of the local networking events when you're in town.

AdditionallyAny investors that buy land in Prince George's County.

Good morning,I'm a new property investor in PG Country Maryland looking for a good real estate with a background in foreclosures and investment properties. Does anyone have any suggestions or referrals?