Here you can get help for almost everything, from deal evaluating to handling objections from sellers.

I'm a cost segregation specialist so if you want to see some real numbers or have any questions about cost seg let me know.

I'm not a baltimore specialist however so  wouldnt be able to help point you in the right direction, but I know enough that baltimore city is not going to be my farm area anytime soon due to low tenant/neighborhood quality in many areas and high prop tax.

One of the first books I ever read about REI went through a list of common objections/responses. 

Anyone objecting to the sale must petition the court within 45 days to disapprove the sale.

At the beginning of every work session, I set myself a list of objective to achieve in the session, which are tied to my over all business plan plan.

He should be able to handle a lot of stuff as it comes up and he should know who to recommend if it needs a specialist, which will be valuable if you're working 2 jobs.

His other book on estimating rehab costs is a nice distilled description of costs that will help with looking at properties objectively, and by the numbers instead of by your gut. 

Below are some things you may wish to consider, as to which Corporate Enity is best, for your Business Model as well as your REI Goals and objectives.

(My objection wasn't about you targeting who you THINK would be tired).