I suggest you narrow-cast your marketing a little more, just saying "Maryland" is way too broad.  

From what I can tell from research of other companies there are three major parts to this business: Remodel, Property Management, and Properties I know this is broad but nevertheless it seems to be the major focus.

In my case, I prefer to look at a broad picture and see my primary residence as part of an overall business strategy that contributes to "corporate cash flow". 

If you customize it for them and they do not complete the purchase, you may be stuck trying to sell a house that does not have broad appeal to a larger pool of potential buyers. 

Hello everyone,This is my first post, I've been a reader for about a week and now ready to ask a broad question.

The next 15 years is your guess but IMHO likely to be less as we are peakish now and 15 years ago was a relative dip... could still be dandy.I view cash flow <--> capital appreciation; risk <--> reward; investment <-->speculation  as  spectrums not digital values, and any specific property lies somewhere on those spectrums.

A Solo 401(k) is not broadly exempted from UDFI in general. 

Thanks in advance, and I know it's a broad question so I am happy to answer questions.

I apologize if my question is to broad but I'm just looking for some advice from wholesalers right now in the game , what are you successful with ?

@John Babcock  we are doing retail flips in that market but at the other spectrum 200 to 500k retail prices for me personally I would no way risk funding a 30k all in flip.. unless its to someone like you or a very good TK company who has their buyers lined up.. holding on these for any length of time is RISK.. given break ins etc..