When I lived in DC they path of progress was generally fairly obvious to those who were paying attention, and even to those who weren't really paying attention.My experience in Baltimore has been that the market is generally much more fragmented.

Hello fellow BP members!This will be a 2 part question so feel free to leave a comment and provide any opinion you feel is relevant to my scenario!I am looking to purchase a house hack for my first deal and am very ex...

It sounds like the issue is that you have the wrong agent or don't bring sufficient business to him to demand attention.

One additional issue we would like to bring to your attention is that Gustavo set up a work out area with foam floor mats in the basement which were damaged by the flooding caused by the gutter not being fixed when we initially brought it to your attention.

I am looking for insight to the mind of an active real estate investor, someone who has used this method and has a pros and cons list, or maybe a couple tips of things they wish they would have paid more attention to the first time around. ( I understand that the CARES act is knew so their wont be any specific examples from this, but perhaps similar experiences to share)Thanks for the help!

I wanted to share some details and timeline from a recent project we did - hope this will be of benefit to some readers. 

I first was interested in fix and flips, but buying rental properties was brought to my attention through a friend of mine.

There are ALOT of deals happening as cash offers in this area too so that's always what you hope for and being that it's a ranch, it draws the attention of retirees; who tend to have easy access to funds. 

I've spoken with a few agents and PMs already and am working on narrowing down some specific neighborhoods to give my full attention.

I'm currently reading up on HELOC and it's got my attention.