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The higher the ratio, such as 2% properties in southern PG county, or 3 or 4% properties in Baltimore are indicative of high risk properties.

My parents bought our house in PG the early 90's for $60k...just a tad higher than that now ;).  

DEFINITELY not ready for anything larger than 4 units yet.I assumed commercial since there are several posts about using up ‘slots’ for personal mortgages- of which there are 7-10 apparently (?)

If I was intent on buying right now I’d have three criteria (one of which is gonna be extremely hard to find in nova and hard but maybe slightly easier in dc, pg and parts of moco) 1.

The last franchise I worked for required 8 four hour time slots per month in order to get leads from the company.  

I manage properties up in Baltimore county, pg county, anne arundel county and montgomery county for investors.  

I have 3 properties in PG county in Maryland.

As a professional programmer, I just can't place any trust in ANY online auction system, just like I would rather sit a a poker table than in front a poker slot machine.I was going to cite some examples, but having raised the question of manipulation should be sufficient to cause a moment of reflection before you dive into the deep end of the pool.Your experiences?

I apologize if it isn't.I recently read Gary Keller's book "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor" and in one part of the book (Part Two: The Four Stages>Own A Million>Issue 15: Protect Your Assets, pg. 302) he briefly touches on the importance of "entity and estate planning" in relation to protecting yourself against liabilities and minimizing taxes in the long run.