This is due to so many people getting into the business here that don't know what they are doing and can't handle the hassles of dealing with the city.Perhaps the biggest factor is Baltimore has stableinzed somewhat and isn't loosing population as fast as it was.It may have truned the corner and gaining population slightly.

Hello BP,

I am new on here and want to gain as much knowledge as I can about real estate. My goal is to buy rental income properties and create passive income in the process. I want to start out small to ga...

I just hope there's a name change coming down the pike (Physician Associate).MY biggest dilemma is that I'm not sure whether I should settle for Respiratory Therapy and start pursuing real estate on the side, or pursue PA school after I finish and put my dreams of investing on the back burner.

The biggest issue with people on this forum who talk about wholesaling is that they focus all of their attention on finding sellers, and mention almost nothing about building a list of buyers.

Not having a down payment on housing that typically ranges from 200k an up is my downside right now

For MFR, use a conservative vacancy rate and make sure you're ok floating it at that price as well.And my biggest piece of advice is, if your gut tells you something is wrong or you don't feel comfortable (for whatever reason), listen to it.

The downside is they are not as efficient, nor compact, as something like brazed plate or tube-and-shell exchanger.

Since my partner and I have full time jobs (and manage our growing rental portfolio) time was our biggest constraint (and money).

I Echo Joe Fairless's sentiments, we have a small window to take part in the biggest property grab in our lifetime.

The biggest issue is the vast majority of them are either vacant, very underwater, have extra liens on them, etc.