What they don't mention is that as @Ian Smith pointed out, the City requires a 20-point inspection vs. the typical 8-point inspection elsewhere.I'm a home inspector in Baltimore City and the consensus price I've heard bounced around is $200-$225 for the City due to the stringent requirements.

Typically bear markets on Wall Street start before there's an obvious catalyst.

@Jeremiah GaviñaI would stay away from anything that references the word "loophole."

I had a potential tenant that looked really good on paper and his references all checked out but I came to find a bunch of discrepancies after running the $40 Check.

Also, I don't know what wall damages could refer to as I didn't hang anything on the walls so there were no holes, scratches... 

Typically this means that if you're living modestly and have a rental empire, you will be good to go, but if you're living in a McMansion with 3 financed sports cars and have a rental empire - not so much. 

Typically, yes.

When most people think of wholesaling, they're usually referring to assigning a contract. 

I have a career (of 5 years) that allows me to move freely through out the US in typically larger cities and pays well.In the recent times I've found that the CO market near me is insane.

@Tab Teehee  what you are feeling is what typically every land owner feels.