I do the refi as well.Just a heads up, really for anyone investing in Baltimore, there is a big fraud scheme that has come to light and there are many lenders that are either completely putting Baltimore on hold or scrutinizing these deals way more than in the past.

Get a pre-inspection that your broadcast with it showing all green-lights, market the heck out of it and press to get multiples. 

This allows them to capitalize on their existing property's value in a new and powerful way.Thank you for bringing such an important and often overlooked solution to light.

If you have a lot of carpet or light-colored furniture, I’d be more cautious, I've had carpets ruined before and pet smells can be tough to get out.That said, I do allow pets at my properties.

Same goes for reliable inspectors and contractors for light reno work—having a solid local team makes all the difference, especially from out of state.

We've found expensive golf clubs, antique light bulbs, new computers, software, electronics, tools, etc. 

And to not shrug off the warnings at time of entry of what a worst case scenario can do, such as go to $0.

If there's a significant delta, then you can expect to pay moremaintenance is a little light.

And than can judge the returns vs PAR, that deviation +/- vs the other segments which then shed's the light that ___ is performing +6% and ___ is at -4% over/under par. 

Had a deal in July where the lender backed out literally three days before closing — no warning, just a sudden change in their lending criteria.