Which just like any other business is very competitive, and you will wear a lot of different hats, and has no W-2 income (unless you start an S-corp or LLC and pay yourself a salary.)  

That's one hell of a market so I tip my hat to you for doing well there!

However, I am not sure whether state law allows me to wear both "hats" at the same time.

My hats off to many of you out there that have unknowingly helped me.

Fast forward to today and you will find that everyone in the official buying process wears a code inspector hat.

The sky is not the limit, what is customary has a ceiling from both of your positions and there isn't really any double dipping wearing two hats. 

Really, with this kind of money at steak, there is no excuse to DIY on this and mess it up, you need to see an attorney.There are many ways to structure such transactions, but I think I'd want the seller out of the picture wearing the hat of a lender.

If the tenant has fur bearing pets, monthly.

Hat's Off to BiggerPockets,Where dreams become reality for real estate...I would love (for informational as well networking purposes) to know what the Baltimore-Washington investors' community has observed in regard to flipping/leasing/renting in this area. 

Hat's Off to BiggerPockets,Where dreams become reality for real estate...I would love (for informational as well networking purposes) to know what the Baltimore-Washington investors' community has observed in regard to flipping/leasing/renting in this area.