@Monica Smith You will find the answer on pg 21 of this CBRE report: http://cbre.vo.llnwd.net/grgservices/secure/2020-Canada-Market-Outlook_English_vf.pdf?

And if I was looking more towards that 400k range would also consider pg and Anne arundel county.

As I'm finishing up #abcsofrealestateinvesting by Ken McElroy I'm on pg. 144 #maintenance Goes on to say if you are a property manager and you will have to source and negotiate your own providers for services like #plumbers #electricians Now as I look on how I handle it as my own #propertymanager I seek someone who has customer service and also look at if they offer #militarydiscount-It's a good thing I'm a #realtor during this #coronavirus as I contacted both a #garagedoor installer and #roofer ( #allseasonsroofing ) and they said they have been slammed with so much work.

They also do loans  without a PG or co-sign and it’s strictly business and asset based. 

We've put together the 1 pg teaser below to engage with potential LP's.

The only time I've seen them waive that is where the LTV is less than 1/2 or there are just too many investors to get PG's from. 

There are a few people here who invest in PG.

Another approach is if you have someone in your family or friend that has good credit that can act as a PG to acquire business capital to use for your own projects. 

I am from PG County, Maryland and currently residing in Howard County, MD.

I don't know where else in the country you get such asset disparity with a high cash flow city like Baltimore close to a high appreciation city like DC which influences the bordering Maryland suburbs which are Montgomery County and PG county.