It sounds like having a strong social media is going to be beneficial and that is something I've been working on.

The Cook County Human Rights Ordinance: This ordinance prohibits people in Cook County (including employers, landlords, property managers, real estate agents, store and restaurant owners, bankers, lenders and Cook County government officials and employees) from unlawfully discriminating against or harassing other people on the basis of that person's race, color, sex, age, religion, disability, national origin, ancestry, sexual orientation, marital status, parental status, military discharge status, source of income (including use of a housing choice voucher), housing status, or gender identity.

After doing a live in flip in our first home, and remodeling our second home before moving in, I realized I had a strong skill set and the resources that would be beneficial for flipping homes.

But as I am getting older and families start being built, my lifestyle choices make it hard to participate in family activities because of the dark side of the restaurant industry, "Work while others play".

By that, what I mean is, what data points/sources of data, have you used in the past, or that you currently use, to help you identify a spot in town that is either experiencing gentrification, or is likely to experience gentrification.This isn't question isn't meant to solicit anecdotal/qualitative responses like:"I drive the same road every day and have watched the properties go from being shacks that are barely standing, to getting torn down and replaced by new apartment complexes" -OR- "whenever Starbucks builds a store in an area of town where most of the properties are eyesores, distressed, or are mostly rented out... if Starbucks is building a store in that area, I know it's going to be up-and-coming"That type of advice may be beneficial for some, but much more circumstantial and prone to inaccuracy.

The Housing Choice Voucher (i.e., Section 8 Voucher) is just one of may voucher programs that tenants have access to in Baltimore.  

Seller financing is always my first choice when trying to limit paperwork and headache.

I’ve researched a lot but I figured it would be beneficial to see what information I could get from here.1) What are the best ways to go about finding deals/ obtaining properties that are worth wholesaling?

I was told by the contractor that Goodman may be a better choice than other two.

Short term it creates more anxiety but long term I am confident its the wiser choice.