@Derrek Lawson welcome to BPfinding a cash flowing property in the OVERPRICED Baltimore/Washington DC marketplace;Well the DC market could be considered overpriced for good cash flow however that is not necessarily true of PG county or Baltimore.

I often invest in PG County, but recently discovered a new area, Owings Mills, MD.

I've been getting slot of responses like see me when you get licensed guess I'm just going to have to wait to dive in head first how about internships?

If you look up "Buyers List" in the search slot above, you'll find hundreds of threads on the subject.Because this property is one that YOU would buy if you could afford it (otherwise, why on earth would you put it under contract?)

Need someone who's good at structuring the contracts/agreements and ideally can operate in both DC and Maryland (PG county) but I would take Maryland only to start if need be.

Then she says that she used the night drop for the deposit and they must have lost it in the slot.  

Thank you @Jeff S.  lots

Sometimes you get caught in a storm without an umbrella when it was a 10% chance of rain and sometimes you hit a jackpot on the slots.

I do as Bryan A. said - use same brand and just change outside parts that have key slots; tenants comprehend that the old key no longer has any chance of opening locks that are physically changed this way.I have seen the landlordlocks.com product demo'd in person, and that is the way to go once you get lots of units - mainly because you still can have a master key that accesses any lock.

I'm considering RV slots ( for Snowbirds, vacationers, and refinery/turnaround workers), MH pads, cabins, etc.