The big thing that will effect you is that in the latest version they are requiring any new construction or multi family units being added over 2 units to have the 3rd one be a tier 3 ADU or Affordable Dwelling Unit.

Near instant money if you need it.

However, the Smart Move Team recommends looking at PDA Investigations (takes ~3 business days) to access the non-instant criminal records.I hope that is helpful.

I'm younger than the community requirements, but would assume I can purchase for investment, just cannot occupy the dwelling.

A number of them will be re-introduced in next year’s legislative session.SB 47-Evidence - Wiretapping and Electronic Surveillance - Fair Housing TestingHB 34-Failure to Pay Rent Proceedings - Prohibition on Rent Increases and Shielding of Court RecordsHB 303/SB 757-Baltimore City - Air Conditioning in Residential Rental UnitsHB 166-Workgroup to Study Community Association Standing in Nuisance Actions in Baltimore CountyHB 211-Rental Housing Fund, Calculation of Taxable Income, and Transfer Tax - Alterations (Affordable Housing Investment Act)HB 315/ SB 817-Multifamily Dwellings - Smoking PoliciesHB 577-Human Relations - Discrimination in Housing - Reentry-Into-Society StatusHB 684/SB 504-Landlord and Tenant - Residential Leases and Holdover Tenancies - Local Just Cause Termination ProvisionsHB 691/SB 807-Landlord and Tenant - Failure to Repair Serious and Dangerous Defects - Tenant Remedies (Tenant Safety Act)HB 757/SB 919-Real Property - Expedited Wrongful Detainer Proceedings - Property for Sale or LeaseHB 882/SB 770-Landlord and Tenant - Holding Over - Landlord Restrictions and Tenant RemediesHB 972-Landlord and Tenant - Rent Escrow - Mold in Residential Dwelling UnitsHB 1016-Real Property - Residential Lease - Early Termination by TenantHB 1023-Real Property - Landlord and Tenant - Procedures for Failure to Pay Rent, Breach of Lease, and Tenant Holding OverHB 1163/SB 964-Human Relations - Protections Against Discrimination - Criminal Records

Things will even start to get dangerous once you have a market report that tells you instantly when properties are active.

Ive had my eye on the hyattsville/riverdale/collegepark/brentwood area for over a year now (first time buyer looking to make some instant equity).

I have two dwellings on a 7300 sq ft lot so I do not believe I can make this lot a triplex. 

Of course, your costs may be more or less, depending on what you want for your accessory dwelling

I’m sure it will be depending on the dwelling area, but what is the rule of thumb?