@Matthew Paul I understand if its ground zero by all means she should stay home and I'm not familiar with the city so use your best judgement but i just hope everyone who works at the hospital doesn't decide to stay home because than anyone who needs the hospital would be in a a lot of trouble but use your best judgement and im only so interested in the whole topic because baltimore has always been an interest to me... i drove through many times going down south and stopped for lunch a few times...Also i would consider some of the leaders of the groups of looters (if there organizing lookouts and conspiring these "strategic looting and scattering throughout the city") terrorist.... its a harsh word but really thats what they are by some standards taking advantage and using fear or terror to there advantage..... and WTF are they looting from a CVS??

(Do so with caution, as if you have a major infestation, the roaches will scatter.)

If the buildings do not need repairs for a FHA 223 loan. 35 years no recourse scattered site. 1% assumeable

I've found a residentual lot with 5 owners, who are scattered from FL to CA, but none local to the property.

-After reading several posts regarding the BRRRR cash flow, it seems that a $300/$400 cash flow average per month might be achievable...in order to make the effort worthy, this strategy needs to scale to many more properties (50-100+ rentals)...I am wondering how an investor can manage a bunch of rental properties scattered around a city?

So you'll find a handful of nice neighborhoods scattered about, but the surrounding area is less desirable.  

Most listings on Zillow are obtained from syndication services like ListHub and Point2 -- services that the listing broker subscribes to in order to facilitate distribution to various real estate sites scattered across the Internet.

This tenant was a good one but a little scattered in the end.

Even the ones about Note Investing or Spec Builds that might not sound helpful to someone looking at buy and hold rentals have nice tidbits of information scattered throughout.

This was a ton of work and luckily we are both pretty well versed in such things.Because we did almost all of the work on this ourselves, carefully sourced the labor for those things we needed help on and purchased materials in the most penny pinching method you can imagine, our total rehab costs were $14,568.36 making our total investment $27,729.26.This was a very tough neighborhood but one that did have a good number of owner/occupants scattered among a fair number of renters.