The site helps both new and experienced investors create an investing "roadmap," by creating different property portfolios and tracking the progress of each scenario as you purchase/sell properties, collect rental cash and pay off debt etc.. 

It is good to have another experienced Baltimore investor here.

From another client report (this one from 2012) - sans footnotes and references.All Americans are experiencing the expansionist wave of government control over all of our activities, and businesses are being increasing drafted as part of a quasi police network or informer network.

Just know the market for what it is.I'm not sure how experienced you are so I'll just say invest where you know and in what you know, wherever or whatever that may be.

I'm hoping to find a few highly-experienced investors who can help me network and/or find the best real estate investors group in town, give me some ideas for finding and buying locally, and make some friends too!

When your young and you experienced you probably know what im talking about.

I would really like to meet some experienced people and trade my time helping out for the insights and experience in the real estate world.

It's great to have experienced folks here. :)

If you have little in the bank to pay for a vacant unit,accept their offer with strict terms to be followed.First,if they want you to hold the unit for them till March 20th,they need to pay the mortgage payment (P.I.T.I.) at the bare minimum because banks aren't interested in their timeline whatsoever and neither are you,quite frankly.If they balk at that reality,tell them to hit the bricks cause you have a business to run.If they want it,they pay it.When they finally move in it's full rent and deposits till they give notice and vacate.A week isn't a long time and you really need experienced help from a realtor who specializes in rentals and has an long track record of success.You could get a better tenant if you wait but if you don't have the cash to wait,take what you can get.

Anyone else is not educated or experienced enough in the highly complex area of legal practice, nor are they legally able to do this in a vast number of jurisdictions.