Got a message such info could only be posted under Market place.I am from Rockville MD.Disclosure: I have a full-time job DC that I do not plan to quit, so I am only available to do REI activities mostly after hours or on the weekend.

Account Closed you are lucky in regards to  Sheriff and PB removal, Here in Washington County the Sheriff requires $1,000/bedroom deposit before they execute the Writ this is for the Bonded moving company.

I recently purchased a SFH in Maryland about 30 mins outside DC.

., I'm married to my beautiful wife Kayla, and looking to purchase our first rental here in Western WA, and would love to get to know some investors in my area.

Hello BP Forum - I’m a newbie to BP and looking to BRRRR in the expensive DMV (DC/Maryland/Virginia).

Account Closed point that you should be approved w/ a lender before getting a hard money loan.

Buy conventionally with title insurance or don't buy at all. having had sub too foreclosure rescue a major part of our business model until it became basically illegal in WA and OR for the reasons you suggest.. the same rules apply buying a home sub too with virtually no equity is a waste of time and money unless its in a SPECTACULAR location .. you need equity to absorb when the buyer who bought from you on terms for next to nothing down defaults. which is often.. and now your stuck with cash in the house.. your stuck making payments to the senior and then you probably have to rehab once you get it back.not to mention having the loan called.. 

The Baltimore REIA's and meet ups are particularly busy as well as the ones in the DC area if you're up for a bit of a drive.

My experience in Washington working with other Realtors was positive - most were knowledgeable and professional. 

Take the case of this large operator who knows or should have know the local non-discrimination laws, but decided it didn't apply to them:https://dcist.com/story/19/06/27/d-c-attorney-gene...