For no identifiable reason, I feel hesitant to tell friends/coworkers what I’ve been reading/learning.

This is especially true as you identify your target niche for investing (flip, wholesale, buy and hold, short term rental, etc). 

If you are considering Baltimore to house hack, find a mentor or an agent to identify areas, also decide your comfort level, definitely drive around and see yourself before you buy it in the morning and at night.

The gross per-month rental rate and any owner-offered discounts, incentives, concessions, or credits shall be separately listed and identified in the lease or rental agreement or any amendments to an existing lease or rental agreement.” 

Hey Guys 👋 Any Investors Comunity in the Hampton Roads Area to network ?

Today I clearly see real estate my way out of the rat race, I know the road won’t be easy to reach this goal, but I do believe if I stick with it, I can reach the goal.

I like how you use data from previously sold properties to calculate the property's value and sell price to identify the margin available to help cover repairs.

@D Turner, as the Cat said to Alice, "If you don't know where you are going, any road will get you there"One of the biggest challenges with real estate is that there are just so many ways to make money.

First you need to identify your goal with the property.

It would be wise to check the neighborhood out in person before making any decisions (and swing up to Rocky Mountain National Park just up the road while you’re here!).