From what DL said , if it had a rough reputation beforehand, how did you go about getting better enants after evisting the problem ones.  

I have a quote from a reputable off-site builder for $170-240 sq ft. new construction, which would translate to $340-$480k.Coverage A - Dwelling Coverage Limit$301,000Coverage B - Other Structure$30,100Coverage C - Personal Property$20,000Coverage D - Loss of Use$30,100Coverage E - Liability$300,000Coverage F - Medical Payments$2,000Deductible$1,000

Does anybody know a reputable eviction attorney in Baltimore City ?   

The fact that this is an off-market deal tells me that they’ve likely built up a strong reputation in the area, amongst brokers, property managers, and other apartment owners.

We specialize in "affordable" housing, which means on the low end of the rent scale, clean & well maintained, but a bit dated, in B or C neighborhoods that have a reputation of being safe and desirable.

If you see the same names, contacts come up repeatedly, you may have found someone reputable! 

You'll have built a solid reputation. 5. 

If not, and you are stuck proceeding despite this discovery I would get multiple quotes from reputable abatement specialists in your area. 

Someone who I think has a good reputation and emails properties he uncovers is Andrew Werner (known as WingmanWerner on Instagram).A better bet for you, Austin, might be to connect with fellow investors at AZREIA.

Hi Johnny,For hard money lenders, you can start by using the "Network" tab on BiggerPockets; they have a list of reputable hard money lenders and you can search by state.Hope this helps,Michael