For the Baltimore property, take pictures of problems like trash and parking issues, and talk to the neighbor's landlord or report the issues to the city.

For me, it's all about cash flow, so I am mainly interested in land lording, mortgage notes, or lending money to others.

I'm new to land-lording as well as not having experience running an Airbnb but I've had my fair share of stays in them.

Myself I started in Land and Ranch's

I am buying land, going to build the house from scratch and sell it.

Most of the older folks in the area who hold the land are approached constantly by developers so a small family looking to do what they did 30 years ago might tug at their heart strings.

Has the most landlord friendly laws in the US.

Most landlords in Pittsburgh only end leases May through September (I do that).

I see a large percentage of landlords try to save money through self-management only to lose significantly more due to the mistakes they make.

Right now we are in the process of acquiring land to build a childcare center with a duplex on the property as a rental.