Many of those people actually sell their properties under a 1031 tax-deferred exchange to get the equity out of the state.And like @Charles Lemelle points out, it's nearly impossible to find property with a 1% rent-to-value ratio here.Trying to invest in condos here is also an expensive proposition as the condo fees are often very high.Last but not least, don't bank on appreciation. 

This means they way Prince George's County (or Howard County) administers their program can be quite different than the City of Baltimore.

@Charles Kao - How has your real estate investing journey been going? 

Has anyone had any experience in the Prince George market?

I bought my first rental property, a 2 bd 1 ba condo in Prince George's County, MD, about 8 months ago.  

Hello Charles - we are moving forward as we speak.  

@Charles Moore,Your market may differ from mine.

Thank you,Charles Kappe

In SK, Regina, Saskatoon and Prince Albert have their own sites and SAMAView covers {almost} everyone else.In Alberta, online availability of tax assessment and property sales information is decentralized ... it seems to be left to the individual Cities/Towns/Villages or RMs ... which makes things a little more work for the investor.

Hey @Charles Aurand welcome to the site!