If I had tenants that annoyed other tenants of the building due to their cooking habits I would probably not renew them.Who cares what the spice is if the building stinks.When people find discrimination in every act or situation things start to get really old.

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I would personally go after both types of properties you mentioned (ones that are vacant and dilapidated, as well as those that appear habitable but dated).

It’s not vitally important, but it’s a case where spending an extra $20 can make it look like you spent an extra $500.

That rule is not 100% concrete but I would not make a habit out of buying with FHA and immediately moving tenants in.

Also if you are in the habit of buying and selling properties it may be considered inventory.

I know there is a lot of potential in Baltimore because I receive emails from wholesalers every day, but like Ned said, it's VITAL to know the neighborhoods3) Join a local REI meetup (actually, I've already done that, but have yet to make it out to any meetings)I'd be happy to share my experiences and what I've learned so far looking at properties and visiting different neighborhoods.

Depending on the response, you'll either have to wait longer, get hung up on, or have a chance to ask some vital questions that just may get you a deal.

Fitzgerald Hall IMHO when marketing it is vital that you deliver your message in a fashion which attracts as much opportunity as it can.

I personally do not wholesale but having wholesalers is vital to the industry in many instances.