If you don't have a track record there is less chance investors will trust you.I am not a lawyer, but I am a syndicator.

I have the property recorded at the county office as a investment property.

I would like to see if you can get a record number of votes for your post.

They are a huge organization and do well with that strategy. 

I only have addresses from cash buyers pulled from the county record.  

He hasa prove record.

Because you keep good records and are disciplined with your house account you can see very quickly your real return and the opportunity cost for remaining there.If you sell you will not get 100K.  

First, a track record.

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I understand that I'll pay 100% of the following costs if I purchase an REO in Baltimore City:State Recordation Tax ($10 per $1,000)State Transfer Tax (.5%)City Transfer Tax (1.5%)My question is in regard to whether this amount is based off the purchase price only or if it's based off the purchase price and rehab costs.