Hi Kwanza,I guess it's subjective and depends what you compare it to, but Maryland and Baltimore City in particular are very tenant friendly.Baltimore has a wide variety of multifamily options, but you need to have a really clear understanding of Baltimore and how much it can change block-by-block.

I can contribute $1 less to MBDR in favor of after tax, which is widely considered a good idea, but withdrawing $1 of Roth basis and investing it after tax is a bad idea?

The valley-wide median days on market is now 67 days, a significant increase from last year’s 41 days.

Was it a new double wide or a 20 year old single?

I would recommend connecting with an experienced loan broker that could help you shop a wide variety of lenders.

There are a lot of proposed legislative changes coming up state wide and also municipality based.

However, depending on the appraiser what your experience is can vary widely.

Quote from @Ko Kashiwagi: Hi Michael,10% down is widely available with good FICO scores and cookie cutter deals (rehabWhat kind of deals are you looking at? 

One thing to consider is fee structure, which apparently varies widely in this segment.

Buy-in is often more conducive than other more saturated markets and there's such a wide variety of options to choose from.