All Forum Posts by: Dwight Gholson

This question is probably unique to Washington DC property, but I recently found out that our Foreign Service, as well as Foreign Service for many countries, rent homes for diplomat and staff to use from the local housing market.  
I have a home in DC that may be vacant pretty soon and was interested in finding out how to submit my home for embassy housing pool usage.  I've search around the internet a little for information but haven't found anything but information about our own FS, but nothing that tells me how to submit my home for use by countries who have embassies located in DC.

Just saw you mention this meetup on another post.  Just missed it by a day.  Hopefully, I can make it to the next one. 

Cheers!

 @Sara Frank are Baltimore City and Baltimore County tax rates pretty similar or is one better than the other?

 @Alex Bekeza, do you mind sending me that template as well?

 Will do, thank you!

I am a new value add multifamily investor planning to purchase 5+ units in the Baltimore, MD area.

Currently looking for to build out my team and looking for recommendations for property manager, insurance broker, mortgage broker, etc.

I'm in the same boat. Looking for my first multifamily investment in Baltimore or surrounding counties. 

@Drew Sygit -very good information!

Very good info @Nathan Gesner.  I'm in the same situation as the OP and your post was very helpful.

I'm working with TD Bank now on a HELOC.

Speaking with the loan officer, they mentioned that you could take out an amount of money and lock in the rate on that chunk of money and then anything else you took out would be the standard variable interest rate at the time.  

I've been looking at a few banks and credit unions and TD seems to be giving the best rates right now and getting to closing pretty quick.