When you find a deal an investor or wholesaler will pick it up from you.

Pick a solid B-Class suburban area.

Pick a solid B-Class suburban area.

@Brian Pulaski maybe a trip to home depot is in order to pick out the floor you want then walk over to the stains and compare colors.

One of the biggest problems is that every guru class tells people to start with wholesaling weather you know what you are doing or not.  

You're going to get annoyed that I keep picking your brain!

@Matt Morand In our experience, the costs to turnover a unit are directly tied to the class of tenant living in the unit and how long they have lived there.If you are dealing with lower C and D type areas you can expect at minimum to have to repaint the entire apartment and any carpeting every time someone moves out.

I just had a very big interest in the Baltimore market as my first property and if I could pick your brain with anything about the local area at all could help very much.

There shouldn't be any environmental flags as its only a pick-up/drop-off dry cleaners.

We were living in a middle class home and it was the late 1990s.