I'm a new investor and have some money and lots of time.What are the best zip codes in Prince George's County for rehab investors?

No I did not enter the property this morning when he didn't show since I know technically he's rented the place till midnight.There are some stuff still in the car port, not sure if those are his "possessions" or trash.

@Josh Prince I did ask him today to go ahead and send me the MLS listings.

You can always check out the Port City Real Estate Investor's Association (PCREIA) which is the local REI group here in Mobile.

If you're a new investor with limited funds, you're best bet is to find the lower price point counties in the DC area and focus there- Prince George's County, Waldorf, Anne Arundel, Montgomery (certain areas), Baltimore, etc (really most of Southern MD is pretty decent)Trying to go into the District itself as a new investor can certainly be done, but a) prices are going to be higher than surrounding areas so for the same amount of money to spend you're going to do less houses, and b) it's harder to comp properties- DC property values can often vary block by block, proximity to metro station matters, finishes matter, whether or not they've 'dug out' the basement to increase ceiling height matters, the exterior style of property- federal, victorian, etc matters.  

I am from Naples but investment focus is on North Port, Port Charlotte, Venice due to lower prices.

I live in Port St John, which you probably know is 5 minutes south of Titusville and I can tell you there's a lot going on in this area.

If you decide to tell the lender, you have a subject 2 that will give the lender more power to do a due on sale clause, and then you know what you need to do is get a u haul.Joe Gore

I am a rehab and buy/hold investor a little to the north in New Port Richey.

This included 20 man hours of labor (4 movers x 5 hrs), rental of a u-haul truck, and rental of a 10 x 15 storage unit to hold the contents of the 2BR apartment.