Originally posted by @Antoine Martel:I would list on Zillow, apartments.com, craigslist, hotpads.com            If I were looking to rent  a house, I wouldn't be looking for it on a site called apartments.com.

Originally posted by @Damien Dupee:@Rob LaRovere Awesomeness!!!!!

Originally posted by @Brian Knotts:Hello all. 

Originally posted by @Terry Woolard:I'm not interested in holding on to it my self, I'm still relatively new.

Originally posted by @Bart Libsock:Good points @Brent Coombs, am definitly getting an education in what not to do, but it could have gone the other way also and sold out fast, when we subdivided there were 0 lots in the area to build on, and houses were being built on every available lot, so I took the chance that they would sell fast. 

Originally posted by @Eric H.

Originally posted by @Thomas S.

Originally posted by @Sonya Brown:Im a newer wholesaler and I've been hearing(often) that in the near future RE investors will need a realestate license.

Originally posted by @Garrett Steinke: With a monthly income of $3000 before expenses, and a cash flow of $1350 after expenses (including $308 for the HOA) shouldn't I believe it to be a good deal? 

I'm actually originally from Pikesville and I have a family member that use to work in a property management company in the city so that's another person I trust and can consult with that has a feel to the city.