Also, it is incredible to me what is happening with real estate investment in midtown.

Baltimore's a good lending market and with solid credit and assuming the property has good rental income and nothing too crazy, you should have some options here.Or perhaps I'm assuming too much in that you're seeking long-term financing - is this property already stabilized/leased and producing income?

That could easily produce $1K net monthly cashflow for you plus the other benefits of real estate: appreciation, loan paydown (by tenant), tax benefits (paper losses), and inflation profiting (inflation erodes the debt).

Are there any good income producing areas for rental properties in California?

Which neighborhoods they are in would be incredibly helpful too.Appreciate any information or guidance anyone is able to give! 

Did you buy that property with the intent to one day leverage it as a buy & hold income producing asset?

https://www.realtor.com/reales...Hello,This house is incredibly weird.

More importantly good properties in good locations produce good cash flow.If you have not yet sold the property, consider getting using the equity to secure a HELOC.

HAHA thats Incredible!! 

. * The home sits on a 1- acre lot, and the backyard is a tiered oasis with fountains frequented by deer, great views, gazebo, fire pit, hot tub, and several different seating areas with incredible treesB) Questions/ comments:* Is it best to sell now or will the market be even stronger next spring/ summer?