My big question is does the property need any repairs & would is the quality of the neighborhood?  

I got it... right click to 'save audio as' to desktopthen synch to windows media player or itunesthanks,Listening now on my Mp3 player :)

Just like anything building up a quality network of buyers takes years and years and people are not going to share those lists as they are worth a lot of money to transacting deals and guarded relationships.   

After seeing the property and how low-quality the addition is, I realized the it's not salvageable and needs to be torn down regardless.

Hard to find an end buyer for such a home.Maybe suited for a foreign trophy home investor.ThanksLooks like a quality rehab would run north of $200k.  

Those that really don't know should really say so instead of attempting to be seen as if they do, not only can you get people in trouble, you make it much harder for those who do know to correct statements to ensure the quality of information on BP.

As your flipping business grows, you can start setting aside the rental quality properties.

I KNOW there is plenty of demand for well located quality homes on the peninsula and thus that is where I focus.  

If an area is predominantly occupied by investors/landlords, then over time the quality of the area will decline, because a lot of landlords don't screen the tenants and will let anyone move in who has money available.

I am looking to acquire long term quality rental properties.I would like to connect with all members but particularly members who live abroad as well as members who focus in the DC area.