Greetings!

A little bit about myself:

My name is Jonathan, I'm 25-years old, living in the Northern Virginia / D.C. area, and married with a baby (boy) on the way. I currently work as director-level maj...

A little about myself: San Francisco native, previous career in private equity, been doing real estate since 2013.

We're trying to learn as much as possible about the sales and rental markets in B-more, being that we're native Washingtonians and don't have much experience with the other end of 295 :)Any and all advice about which neighborhoods we should be looking in is greatly appreciated.

Also considering he is an L.A native and owns rental property in L.A he should know better. http://www.latimes.com/business/realestate/hot-pro...Most landlords in L.A are middle class folks , not super rich landlords.

Prices here in my native Los Angeles are currently exorbitant (IMHO) and I've started researching other geographies in western US.

Now, for the second portion of your question.... when it comes to outbound communication and if/then actions, Podio does not have many native features that make this easy...

I am a native and would love to talk about the city or grab a coffee and talk about investing.  

Welcome to BP :)I'm also a California native that moved out to Northern Virginia to pursue similar goals.

But to be a star you need regular management and updates. 3) Pay per click: Don’t sweat native SEO and pay for ad space at the top of native rankings.

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