To enhance and contribute, and make an outstanding impact on the lives around me is the ultimate!

I was not forced to change the insurance policy on my home.

Baltimore is a great place to invest if you are looking to "force" equity by rehabbing distressed property.  

I'm currently active duty Air Force and recently returned from a deployment so I have a good starting fund for some investing.

So no matter where you pull it, you shouldn't impact your score.

The sale of a property can trigger a re-assessment (depends on jurisdiction) so you do need to research this and if it will, the sale price assuming an arms length transaction, will be come the FMV which will impact the taxes.In analyzing a number of opportunities, I have seen deals that appear 'good' but which degrade to 'not good' just based on the 'likely' change in property taxes.You have to know the local jurisdiction laws and make sure you keep this in mind when running numbers.

Now I force them to the form above and they have to answer 15 questions and the best come to me. 

I know if owner wants to keep home and does not have money to pay for rehab then I can obtain a lien but that will require an attorney to go court to get judgment to force the sale of property.

That way the purchase won't impact your financing for your primary residence. 

It is easy to sell without tenants because it is a desirable area but I feel uncomfortable to force tenants out.