If they don't answer the phone then email them, usually that works!

This will save you on subscription costs.If you want to discuss any of this further, I'm happy to answer questions and help walk you through it.Best of luck!

So I am trying to figure out if it's actually possible to get into Commercial REI (apartments) with bad credit & only about $3,000.I've seen so many mixed answers like "Commercial is easier and it's a great idea"to "you have to have good personal credit, or experience in REI, or a good amount of money (like 3-5% of the purchase price) to make it happen."

@Trevor DeSimone did you find an answer?

I just spent a couple of months getting ready for the Baltimore city tax sale so maybe the algorithm just picked that up, or maybe everyone is seeing more ads.To  answer your question tax sale is oversold and over promoted.

The formula is simple: Cap Rate = Net Operating Income ÷ Market ValueCap rate answers the question, “What is this stabilized asset worth to a buyer in today’s market?”

And then the answer is keeping it local and sorting how to make the local work better. 

Here to answer any questions you may have!

To answer your question, I haven't been seeing these deals in person, I'm relatively new to real estate investing and haven't taken that step yet.

Anyway, I don't have money for a lawyer (and I'm not sure what a lawyer would be able to do for me anyway).Does anyone have any experience with this and know who I need to contact to make sure that I can get questions answered and violations that don't exist removed?