There are many free articles and podcasts at my website, and Thursday, April 13th at noon eastern time we are holding a live free teleconference on Rookie Mistakes Syndicators make.

Just a few blocks down from me are SFH starting in the low 600s and have 4 of them already built, while the house next to mine sat empty for 11 months with an asking price of 400K, go north on RT 32 and you will see more developments being built, similar with RT 2.There are not many multi-units for sale in Annapolis, more towards Baltimore (up route 2) and on the eastern shore. a few of my other sailors rent basement apartments and the property manger I know says that's pretty common in the area, so that might be one way to have a "multi-family"I think the military pool is pretty large around here, with Ft Meade, Andrews, USNA and its support and Walter Reed and Navy yard, I personally know people who drive to all of those bases and live in Annapolis or a few miles from.

I have a tuned lease package for individuals, but I don't know how much of it will apply in this situation.The interested business is most likely going to use the property for work visa immigrants to work in a nearby resort, probably from eastern European countries, but this is just a somewhat-wild/somewhat-educated guess based on local activity.

If you settle in the eastern part, you get the beautiful Great Smoky Mountains.

I from Eastern WA state and am very motivated to learn and grow my real estate knowledge, talents, and network through this incredible community. 

I will be visiting Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Pittsburg, Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Lansing, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland and finally Allentown basically making a circle through the eastern Midwest.

I own a couple of properties in eastern Delaware County and manage a few others around.

We should get together sometime.There's a good argument to be made for flipping in the eastern suburbs because the homes and neighborhoods are unique enough that the typical buyer is not very price-sensitive.

I am looking at some land in Eastern Texas that I plan to put either a cabin, tiny home or a cargo home to be mainly used for an STR. 

Out here in South eastern Missouri, there are a few survey companies, however they are booked out for some time.