The Marsha Marsh PM I dealt with - Nate - was awful.

It's approximately 12 minute drive to the beach, and 4 minute drive to the river/marsh.

@Luke Marsh would I need to be certified to do the plumbing if I was to flip the home?

You have to at least put holes in the bottom before you fill in the pool or you'll end up with a marsh in your back yard.  

Aloha @Sebastian Howard I just left the island, my wife and I had a house in Kailua right on the marsh trail.

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Generally you'll find inaccessible landlocked parcels in rural areas, vacant lots in very rough areas (usually with a municipal demolition lien plus a ton of lot clearing liens attached), odd slivers of land (ie 8 ft wide lots), or swamp land/marsh/wasteland. 

There's a marsh/bog area as well that you could place a wood boardwalk around to make it walking friendly.

The schools are better and the taxes are cut in half compared to the city and the houses cater to families.I’d try looking in Essex, Middle River, Parkville, Loch Raven, Overlea/Fullerton, Rosedale, and White Marsh on the East side.Dundalk has some deals as well but is a pretty run down area, similar to the city.In the city I’d stick close to the water, areas like Canton, Fells Point, Federal Hill, Locust Point....bit pricier but you can get young professionals to rent there as they’re close to the bars and restaurants.once you move away from there, things get choppy block by block.Happy to provide more details or take a look at anything, lived here my whole life so have a pretty good idea what areas might work.

Sink some 6 x6 's in the ground and plant marsh grasses around them .