Also, "Baltimore" has a very far reach--meaning that the area that encompasses Baltimore includes both Baltimore City and Baltimore County and there are different investment prospects in each.

If it were new cheap pine construction, yes that thing works like a charm.  

I think the biggest things that encompass my thoughts; ensuring the rehab goes as planned, finding a good Tennant, and making sure I am able to file taxes appropriately.

Regarding your first point, my goal was on acquiring my first property for a couple of reasons: 1) it implies I have successfully found, offered, closed on a property which encompasses a large number of critical skills in this business, and 2) it seems to me that closing on the first deal forces you to “make it happen” or, in another way of saying, taking the property and generating profit. 

Dishonest people often appear to be charming individuals with the the most compelling story.

Purchase price: $39,900 Cash invested: $39,900 Charming 1920s bungalow half a block from Garfield Park.

@Rich Hupper @Albert Bui To Rich's point/question: Could you could create a corporation which had a line of credit that encompassed multiple properties which were held in the corporations name?

Home was lived in and built by owner and has charm to it.

Purchase price: $2,000 Cash invested: $500 Sale price: $10,000 Main st building, former town newspaper and post office building with historic charm.

You state the property is in Shenandoah, I'd note you'd want to confirm it is indeed in the town of Shenandoah, and that she isn't just referring to the Shenandoah Valley region, which is quite large and encompasses many counties.