Originally posted by @Mike B.

Originally posted by @Miriam Po:Hi,I'm new to the Baltimore market and trying to narrow down a specific area I want to work in.

Originally posted by @Darius Tracy:I have been talking with my mother who has been working civil service for the government for over 20 years.

Originally posted by @Jennifer Meier:Does anyone have experience with obtaining permits for a house flip in Columbus?

Originally posted by @Mauricio Ramos:@Alvin Sylvain thanks for your response, and that is precisely my question....In your opinion, the capex should be an expense so it should be taken from "above the line" and affecting the NOI.

Originally posted by @Daniel Kong:I think you could go either way.

Alternatively, you can work with a CPA who is also a Certified Acceptance Agent (CAA) and this saves you from having to mail original documents to the IRS.

These properties ‘may’ have liens, judgements, HOA dues, etc. attached so make sure you have a Title Company perform your search for clean title.  

Originally posted by @Maurice D.

Originally posted by @Matthew Jonovich:@Chris Hartley @Jay Hinrichs I can answer most of the questions you might have when it comes to the "new construction" homes.