@Joe Villeneuve I mean that I am open to discussions with anyone who may be interested in the property itself (i.e.

I’ll be meeting with her agent soon to discuss the property details.

I've made some calls to the city to get information on how to obtain the license, but have not had my questions answered. 

I'll be meeting with her agent soon to discuss the property details.

They're really not for me or probably most Real Estate investors on BP obtaining higher returns than what they can offer, but I do admire the hands off approach system they devised.

Any real estate investors in the Hyattsville, Washington DC area that I can pick their brain on obtaining that first property.

Thanks all and look forward to many discussions in the future!!

You really need to discuss this with an accountant.Your basis is the price you paid, plus costs you paid on the purchase plus capital improvements. 

I’ve been contacted by many on and off BP about the particulars regarding this type of financing and who can obtain it.

These are conventional loans that allow 3% down (5% for multi-family), and don't require mortgage insurance for the entirety of the loan like an FHA would.I'd like to get some feedback on these different loan types, as I haven't seen them discussed much on BP.