@Antoine Martel  LLC won't help ... any and all of these lenders will require PG's  especially realty shares and especially someone pretty new.

I'm interested in building a knowledge base of cash buyers in the PG County, Md area.  

Once all of our mortgage slots are filled up, I might consider buying on a lease option, but we haven't had the opportunity, nor have I actively pursued L/O on the buy side.  

There are quite a few in PG County Maryland and was wondering if I should just focus on leads like Code-violations, absentee owners, or just focus in the other states.Thanks in advance!

Home Dopey and Lowes will also give decent sized LOCs, perhaps even without a PG, to said businesses as well qhich really helps out on the fixing up side of things.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1212966/New-Charles-Darwin-film-controversial-American-audiences.htmlThis is a link to an article about a new movie being made about Darwin and his Theories; the producer won't even release it in america because of the resistance they would face.Let me ask, why would a movie about evolution would have such a hard time time finding a slot in the theater?

The room was nearly full and there was a list of about 30 properties up for auction in our time slot.

My bank will do a $150 flat rate pre-pay on a 5 year fixed at 5% - you can PM me if you want the contact information but they will probably require a PG 

The reason for that is your average contract in Maryland is somewhere around 50 pages, and depending on what addendum you add can easily push 100 pages.The people who want to throw 20, 30, 50 offers out and see what sticks will typically in our area just become agents themselves due to the absurd lengths of our contract....and to top that off, that strategy is frowned upon in many areas in the DC metro area (Montgomery County, DC, PG, Fairfax County, Arlington County).  

I'm hoping for homes most likely in PG/Baltimore Counties and to have total investment including acquisition and rehab to be around $150k, as there are many buyers at that price point.For those of you doing flips in Maryland:What would be your advice for someone looking to get into the Maryland real estate market?