I grew up in Philadelphia, worked in law offices-Legal Administrative/Secretary and still want more in life.

You can hold buyer seminars, facebook ads, go visit your brokerages offices in other countries, hold seminars for those agents about buying in the US and then hold one for their customers.   

You need the Recorder's office.

I immediately called her back to let her know I'd left a message with my usual company to call me ASAP, but they probably wouldn't be back in the office until Mon.

If you are going to have office employees you not need workers comps until you get to a certain size.

Maybe inquire with the seller and see whats up.. and or ask a title officer at your local title company what that means they will know

I’ve contacted BC Police (non emergency) due to potential animal abuse due to the conditions (He has a dog that I’ve even once seen with a cockroach crawling on its back) but they said there’s not much they can do and recommended me to go to Baltimore Code Enforcement.

(It's on my to-do list to talk to the tax assessor's office to get their formula for the credits)You can always go to the respective county sites to run numbers.

However, after a successful transaction, I would need to pay the office $500.

A good escrow officer might be able to get to the bottom of this also with a few calls.