Reason I asked about forced approaches to value from Phillip, is that the down side implied, smaller yard, obstruction to views, may not be at all applicable in a market.

My brother-in-law is a state trooper, so we started feeding him license plate numbers and he turned it over to the drug task force.

Better there are well.The thing to understand is that your best cashflow is going to be on a property that's paid off, but it's artificial, because you have to put more cash into it to force that return.

What would be the point of having a registered agent and of trying to have privacy of my personal home address if B'more is forcing me to give such info on a rental license?

Your attorney should be giving ideas to limit your exposure and force the seller to perform.

Also, I'd be happy to meet up with you individually also.The National Museum of Air Force attracts a lot of visitors.

If you are buying for cash flow in work force housing neighborhoods and you can purchase the asset at a price that makes sense you will win here in Houston. 

I used to insure my rental houses with State Farm but once I went over a certain number of rentals, they refused to insure me for any more houses and I was forced to go to many other random brokers and agencies for policies... now it's out of control I cannot even keep up who is insuring what property and hard to shop around too many bigger well known insurance agencies do not want to insure me anymore.

We can insure real estate owned.We can insure on a forced place basis.We insure on a special ("All-Risk") form including EQ and Flood (except in CA, no EQ).

I'm new to this as a business but "accidentally" wound up with some experience as both a landlord and rehabbing a property, thanks to the combination of the real estate crash last decade, and our tight finances forcing us to purchase a "fixer-upper" when our family grew.When my wife and I first got married, we bought a small "starter home" in a quiet neighborhood, pretty much at the peak of the real estate market for our area.