So far I have heard Chesterfield, Prince George, Chester, Petersburg, Hopewell, Colonial Heights.

Are you a prince that needs some help retrieving funds from your Uncle?

Getting a CofO for a second unit is getting easier, as updated accessory dwelling laws expand across the area: DC, Arlington, and just now Montgomery have fairly OK laws, supposedly Fairfax and Prince George's are considering changes.

You could use "Lord of Land", "Prince of Parcels" "Property King" "High Priest of Real Estate" or "Guru Mentor" but I'd just go with my name without a title or just "Owner".I get a kick out seeing a person's business card with "President, CEO" of something like American Real Estate Enterprises.I know some pretty wealthy business types, their cards are more likely to be just their name centered, the lower left in smaller print is an address and a phone number on the lower right.

Cupertino ( my home town ) 1 to 3 million.San Jose  600 to 2 million... the aforementioned Milpitas  were I bought my first home in 1976... for 90k.. a princely sum in those days. 

We see them in Prince William in Virginia, and Prince George, Charles, and St. mary's counties in Maryland.

One prince of big advice is work with a good insurance agent and insure your properties as much as you can.

Anyone investing in Prince George's County that have had good experiences working with local banks that do commercial loans on RE?

My name is Prince Hayden and I'm excited to connect, meet and learn about many of your personal stories.

In all of Montgomery, Prince Georges and Howard County there are currently only 8 multifamily properties on the market.