Then, of course you don't have to wait to get on an agent's schedule to see the property (still just need listing agent's approval of the time slot).I think it's a good idea, in addition to the above, because it keeps you in the RE business.  

PG County?

I also had more than one occasion where a nefarious person new of a closing and new when our title co. recorded  ( they get time slots) and ran in an hour before and recorded a Trust Deed. so when I got my title policy I was in 2nd instead of first.. one call to Title and they had to make it right and then sue this person and or file a criminal complaint. 

There was a mailbox slot at their offices to put in a check.  

 @Francis Dayamba NE and SE are options for me as well, Im also looking in PG County.

But I'd also add that you can benefit more from a MF if you pick the right location than an SF--more chips on the slot if you will--and the paydown starts to get significant, too. 

PG County and DC are best for flipping.

If I was going to fix this plan within the bounds of the existing walls, I would do this:1) move the kitchen to where the front bedroom is.2) Cut the back wing of the house into 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and slot a stacker washer/dryer into one of the bathrooms.

(they mentioned cohousing in pg 165). 

For instance DC and PG County are good for flips....Montgomery County is much more difficult to flip.