Interesting property because there were major structural issues with the basement foundation.

I look at major items like roof, foundation, HVAC and main sewer line.

Could you share what your experience has been in Baltimore, positive or negative, any major tenant or other issues, and would you buy rentals there again?

I decided to major in finance with a concentration in real estate.

They removed the majority of items and then left me to finish up.

And further back in the Depression the govmit set up CC camps .. put people work paid them .. it was hard work that I am afraid the majority of our population probably cant or wont do..   

Id say an investor friendly agent is also a realtor specifically being a part of lobbying for landlords rights through being a major investor, a local public policy committee member, taking advantage of the doors that the associations open to speak directly to legislators. 

It needs a major rehab to get all 6 units ready to be occupied. 

My city also has 2 Transit Oriented Development sites (where the passenger train will stop), which is where the majority of the 3 and 4 story apartments are being built (within say3/4 -1 mile away.)  

Maybe it's the market, maybe you're in it too deep or maybe there's something major like code issues you missed.