@Nathan Story welcome to BP.One of my big beliefs is that you need to know 1 how to evaluate deals and 2 know your specific market. lots of new investors spend time learning the "Strategies" while that is fun and exciting what gives you the confidence to move forward is truly understanding how to evaluate deals and knowing what they are worth in your marketplace. 

Feel free to reach out to me if you have any specific questions.

If you guys can think of anything we'd greatly appreciate it, even if it's just a specific episode about LO's from a podcaster that doesn't normally talk about them...thanks!

If I am working to build my team in a market that is 3 hours outside of my native market, is it essential that absolutely ALL of my team members be located in that market? For example, should I focus on looking for at...

If you have specific questions about property management, I'll be happy to help!

They have a specific form for listing and not managing the property.

I am currently on an extension from last year and am hoping to talk to someone who is knowledgeable specifically with filing taxes for real estate investors and can actually give some insight on how to set up for the future.I am also looking for a real estate attorney who can guide me on how to properly set up my companies, legalities etc.

Specifically, I've been browsing opportunities in Fort Washington, MD (in PG county near MGM and national harbor) and Baltimore, MD (brooklyn).

This at the end of the day is still with in operable investment margins. 

Good agents will take time to educate you, build a relationship and feed you good deals but they have to know you are serious and they are not wasting their time, specifically at those price points.