@Steve Frye Is there an online resource for homes zoned NOO STR?

On a typical house, I'll put in between 20-40 hours of total time. 

I am a total newbie from the NOVA area looking to purchase my first property in baltimore city; however, I am a bit sketical because its in a bad neighborhood.

I could go on and on, but you should definitely hit Home Depot, or use online, and get familiar with material costs.

I have a totally separate LLC to invest under, it won't be in my name... but I will still be obligated to disclose my license status, right? 

The total amount the Buyer will pay is $20,000.

I bought my 7 plex in 88 days and then. 2 other buildings fot a total of 26 doors in last 12 months I would also by his books Muti famaly millions and emerging markets.Also check out free utube videos

First, business applications don't have online forms, so I had to fill out their PDF and fax it to them.

@Julian Dover do you now have total ownership of the property or does the husband have partial ownership? 

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