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hey all, i'm happy to take that lucky #7 slot!

Last year I also did a couple flips (one in PG and the other one in Baltimore County) with a partner though we did well on one and not so well on the other one, but it was a good experience and we learned a lot.Currently I am looking for my third rental, It has been hard to find something that cashflows (given the good combination of financing and good deal) in the area but not impossible, and I am positive that will find something soon, hopefully the lending works well.I'll be happy to meet other investors in the area and share experiences with other counties that I haven't tried like Howard County, Anne Arundel, Washington, Baltimore (for rental), etc.Feel free to reach me if I can answer any questions or if I can be of any help as well.Best,SergioPS: I love both podcasts though The Money Show has impacted me a lot on many ways.

PG's are not required and there is no personally liability you simply hand in the keys.If your worried about 3rd parties sueing you..

The same concepts could be applied to the chart on pg. 19.

Today it's not uncommon that I have the only house listed in my slot.

If one misses you could have another slot like 30 minutes later so that trip and appointment process isn't a total waste of your time.

I'm in the national guard, and typically work in a full time status, but because I'm working through the commissioning(~promotion) process, I'm unable to work for the short term future until I get a reservation for a training slot and complete the training.

If they forget to text me and simply show up, I  know they can't follow instructions.And sometimes I'll just do a general time slot, "11:00am saturday, bring a check, there will be others besides you there", be there or be square. 

So each builder is working on a calendar that has a certain capacity of builds, they are saying WHAT builds do I give a slot for, because each slot has 20 different projects begging to be it.