If you are the prime and pulling the permit you need GLI and possibly workers comp and possibly professional liability.

Hi GL, I will be happy to discuss strategies and network with you.

Operating without GLI exposes you greatly and the IRS frowns upon those who attempt to skirt the issue of employees by wrongfully claiming independent worker status.

@Whitney Tutt I agree with others, based on the age, I just don't imagine the seller made the effort to remove a more or less obsolete unit.

@Tutti Patel I would definitely have to agree with @Seth Mosley.

For me as Owner developer I am paying roughly 3500 a house just in the off chance someone will sue me in the next 10 years.. my GL is only one million and we have it basically to just pay for Lawyers when and if that day comes... first line is sub's insurance then GC insurance then our GL... I

From the stories of Ray Charles "seeing" people outside, to Little Richard playing Tutti Frutti for the very first time, this place has history!

I like that area anyway for its proximity to the Chesapeake and Baltimore.This home is going for 230 and a similar size home nearby recently rented for $2600  https://www.homesnap.com/MD/Gl...I see a fair bit of Glen Burnie deals posted by wholesalers.

I've met a number of them at the local monthly REIA meetings, that's another good thing to do to get your RE investing career up and going.I've probably seen you play at one of the GLI tournaments or the Hockey at the Joe games.

@Tutti Patel My 1 yr return on a 500 index fund is 17.3%; across all funds is 13.2%.