You could maybe try cash for keys if that is an option.

My partner (@James Sheppard) and I will be in the Baltimore (city), Maryland this coming Friday for a rental property inspection and hope to make the best use of our time scouting key areas, meeting with an investor-friendly real estate agent, or even connecting with a good wholesaler.Please reach out with an recommendations.  

I've checked my offer contract from when I purchased the property and the following clause was specifically added: "At closing, seller will assign all leases,transfer all security deposits and rents and provide operable keys to buyer."

I'm looking at their specs, but I don't see anything about it even though the wear layer will be a key important factor for durability. 

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It's usually not a problem if you stay low key.

Both cash flow & appreciation would be key. 

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Investors and rehabbing properties in this area is key to getting the money.