Stick to <65% LTV's: in all of the recessions, including the great financial crises, housing prices have never declined more than 30%. 65% is a staple number for most hardmoney lenders for this reason. 3.

Show them the house get a feel for them.

Fire rating exterior walls on structures like these would be another expensive requirement that would continue to drive up the cost housing which is the last thing we need.Here's the code section I found Exception #2

I'm in the same boat - looking to take all of my property management in-house.

Anything could go wrong with a house in that price range.

I found it really time consuming to measure for every single repair in a house so automated calcs as much as I could based on room sizes.  

Thank youCash flow is gonna be very difficult if not impossible in Frederick county, you might find some cash flow in Hagerstown, though the most housing stock is just utter **** inside the city, I’d look to buy like in halfway or something where at least the housing stock is decent.

For example, you can buy a $50,000 house that will rent for $1,000 a month, but it will also experience significant tenant problems, expensive turnovers, long vacancies, and other costly problems.

The house on one side is nearly 500k and the house on the other side is about 700k.

We plan on house hacking it so it will set up the next deal and so on.