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Engelo Rumora WTF is wrong with investors these days?
9 March 2024 | 261 replies
It's a fine line between pleasure and pain heheI have to stop mate in order to keep it at PG 15+haha
Cate Mee Where to purchase a SFH for "house hacking" in Maryland?
4 February 2018 | 22 replies
Laurel is kinda mixed, and I believe spans both Howard County and Prince George's (PG) County.
Emily Howlett Baltimore/Fort Meade, MD Tips For Starting Out
28 February 2018 | 20 replies
PG county doesnt allow them at all. 
Olivia Umoren Washington DC/Maryland Market
9 February 2019 | 37 replies
Any areas in particular in PG or Montgomery that are good for younger people (35 and below)?
Henry L. Maryland - A Tough State to Invest? Need Help/Input
28 February 2018 | 12 replies
To find cash Flowing Properties you need to move to either middle income or lower income areas, like PG county or Baltimore. 
J Scott J Scott's Recession Proof Real Estate Investing: Ask Me Anything!
21 June 2021 | 134 replies
Also you talk about the Buffet indicator and reference a chart at the top of pg. 41."
Lauren C. Lots of capital, no experience- how to start?
17 December 2020 | 35 replies
(Pg 17 pp2)”.
Jacqueline Bruen Mortgage for an LLC?
4 March 2024 | 17 replies
Even if the LLC had credit, DSCR lenders always go off your personal credit, but as stated above, yes, you'd have to PG it.
Emily N. Can't raise rents, roofs leaking, people not paying rent -YIKES!
11 July 2018 | 60 replies
well that's what I meant.. add on lender penalty and non performing asset I suspect 100% wipe out plus having to come up with money to pay the lender.. tough spot.I know some friends of mine that had insurance company loans on Commercial during the crisis that had these terms.. and they walked from the projects.. no PG  but lost all their equity they did a 1031 and put 5 million in cash into this one shopping center that was costing him 40k a month negative because it did not fill up as it was suppose to.. and it was BRAND NEW in DENVER  OUCH..  
Jason Roberts Typical split for a 100% funded JV Partnership on a rehab flip?
24 December 2015 | 51 replies
. :)  And of course you MUST PG these deals...