It's best to learn and build your reputation under some guidance before going out on your own.

The case is of some help, but California has a reputation in most of the other states of having weird rulings. 

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.