You will just have to do your research and find one in your area.

I saw that my buying agent and the listing agent work for the same realty, and are both listed as "dual agents" on my paperwork.I've researched quite a bit (and feel mostly ok about this)--- but am asking you pro's.

I had always been interested in real estate, and with some encouragement from a couple of friends I started reading investment books and doing some research.

If you have a investment proposal in writing you can fax it to me at 888-959-2329 and I will have my attorney look over it and do research on the opportunity.

(I live in the country - that's how shared driveways are generally handled)I think the lack of an HOA is something you should research some more.

So If I were Jason I would research the market rents and comps, knowing that If I would like to cash out 120k I have to have a min gross rent to support my cash out Income wise and the market value appraisal wise in order to get the 120 cash out as well.

From the research I did before we bought it, I think Maryland requires for non owner-occupied that if you don't have the lead free certificate, you'll have to either take the class and become certified yourself for DIY or hire lead-certified contractors for any work done (unless it's small like repainting without any sanding of large areas, for example).

We are researching the cost for installing dormers and expanding the attic into one or two bedrooms and a bath.

Am actually researching and networking for a RE Attorney in the Southwest FL area, who is very well rounded in many phases of the REI arena, who also works with many investors.Looking forward to hearing from some of our BP Attorneys.

Initial research shows comps are $425K but house, purchased in 2000 is trashed, neglected with high repair costs.