Do the interested parties have resources to sue?

If you have any tips resources or even deals on getting started please keep me in mind.  

I also heard there are some free resources for getting proof of funds sounds too good to be true.

I suggest connecting with a local real estate agent who knows Baltimore and works regularly with investors and retail buyers to help you get a better handle on your needs and then guide you in the right direction.Good luck, welcome to the Baltimore market, and welcome to Bigger Pockets!  

Hey all,

I’ve been analyzing and learning for about a year. I have my funding and preapproval letter. I’m ready to buy a small multi-unit or single family home but I need a investor friendly realtor and lender. Does...

I am ok doing this because I have enough resources to get through a downturn in rents or housing prices and I understand the use of leveraging money with lower interest rates to go after potentially higher returns. 

In addition to what the others have said, the local RHA meetings are a good resource for making connections.

You can learn everything you need to know on BiggerPockets, and other free or cheap resources like books, online search, youtube, facebook groups, and local REIA groups. 

In addition to keyword alerts, you might try working through the Ultimate Beginners Guide if you already haven't done it.

Feel free to reach out (info in signature) and Id be happy to guide you along the path for sure.