I think many investors are going around that rule in Baltimore City, so I assume they are doing it in other counties.Not trying to pick on you as you are 110% correct and understand you are just reporting the facts on the ground, just I think the logic about this, about “off market” deals is kind of off, like there are plenty of ways to make money skirting the rules, taking advantage of old people etc, and there are more profitable ways than real estate to do that, at that point your not really a real estate investor, your just someone making money not playing by the rules of your competition and taking advantage of people, which to me shouldn’t be considered “a real estate strategy”

I was turned off by Premier and Reedy.  

With a table saw you can either cut plywood to size and do nice woodwork, or you can lop off your hand.

I would recommend starting slowly with one purchase and building off of that as you learn the business.

Where I live in Lake Tahoe, Nevada there are HOA associations have been poorly run, multiple insurance claims from snow damage, and as a result are increasing fees to cover the low fees of the past and capital expenditures that have been put off for years. 

You won't get off the ground with $20,000, and you should wait the 4 years until you have a proper amount

Each time you clear a balance off a card it reports great things to your credit score!

This old furnace without warranty I got off the back of a truck should go into my brand new Flip.

HI Erias,You can always start off by house hacking meaning you live in one UNIT or ROOM and renting out the other vacant units/rooms to offset your monthly mortgage payment.There are several ways to run and make sure you are maximizing your rental income while keeping your living expense as low as possible.

Is there a tax strategy for using capital gains off the sale of a home to pay off other homes in your portfolio to improve cashflow?