You can find them here on BP (set up an alert for "Baltimore", as Ned suggested) or by networking with other investors at meet ups and asking for referrals.A good investor agent should be skilled at understanding ARV and pulling accurate comps, be able to see the potential in a home instead of focusing on its current condition (which is why investing/construction experience is so important), and have a strong network of wholesalers to help locate off market deals.Gabriel is correct in saying that an agent will want to vet you as much as you will be vetting him.

The outside bricks seems like in a decent condition. 

Look around at other rentals that are close to the same neighborhood/condition as your rental.

Husband was basically the property manager Property is in decent condition.

You have 30 or 45 days to satisfy yourself with the condition of the property or for those that try to wholesale them it give you 30 or 45 days to find your end buyer.

All you can offer is the number that works for you.Your agent is giving you comps showing you what the property would be worth if it was in prime condition.

The property was a foreclosure---a 3 BR+den/2 bath condo which was in great condition.

Tell him J says hi.Andrew at mprfinancial dot commmmSEATTLE MARKETInterestingly, it seems like whenever the leading index for Washington goes down, economic conditions, employment, and real estate prices all start lagging.

My lease states tenancy is for residence only, no business of any kind, and no conditions that would effect my normal insurance rates.  

The lender may want an appraisal or other property condition documentation, which may be difficult to get prior to a trustee sale.