This place isn't even nearby but it got me thinking if a land contract would be good for someone who didn't have as much capital to invest and since the cash flow was positive.

The car in the photo is with the truck and scouted out the area before the truck arrived.I am trying to find out if there was a fair or festival or other outdoor event nearby on Thursday as all of the garbage was from that sort of event.This sort of thing is such a PITA.

Most folks in this area either work in a nearby city (30 minutes away) or are HUD tenants.

My girlfriend's parents live off 56th / Dandy Trail nearby (nice late 70s homes right off the lake) and the property is a few blocks from the Colts complex.

Have you looked into nearby areas like Baltimore or parts of Virginia where people may live at due to the higher costs of living in DC?

But I think Bayview has more upside.. especially if it really takes off..DP nearby and the whole push down from AT&T park downwards can't stop..

One of my main market considerations is "Is there a major college near by?"

I was wondering if anyone could help me with an interesting question I came upon.I came across a property nearby that seems to have been vacant for about a year.

Are there nearby groups or associations I can join to learn more and network with other investors?

And it's in an area with no buildable land, lots of spillover higher rents from nearby areas, and very high rental demand, with essentially no vacancy.