If all the houses were lined up in a row - all on the same street, that would make managing them easier and costs could really be contained, right? 

The challenge is the apartments are quite small for the area and building is ugly (on a main street across from industry and a tree service company storage lot next to building. 

The house I’m flipping now is 1940 and across the street is a historical home built in like 1820.

The home right next door to our sold earlier this year for 180K and it is 200 Sqft smaller and comparable in every way- but it and other homes recently sold on the same street were not listed as comps.

If you were to install check valve on your sewage line (to prevent back up from the street) would you go with plastic one or more expensive cast iron one ?

WE didn't have any at your size, but as we great, we started using Process street - a software that automates a lot of our processed. 

Can't just have any Joe off the street make a website & then put um in charge of that kind of money, it would be disastrous.

For the last few years Wall Street has been in the HML market, buying pools of HML and all that.

Example benefit: $3500/mo long term for a 6 BR 3 BA furnished house where the same house unfurnished is offered for rent for $2400/mo on same street. 1.

My wife usually calls them, (Colleen)give a call glad to share some Baltimore war stories, been here for 78 years, seen many changes some that ignited some great real estate opportunities.We have been doing some commercial building in the Charles North area, The Baltimore Eagle, Joe Square pizza and soon to come The Charles Street Market,Good luck with your investment.