I’m  a Licensed Realtor® and Professional Civil/Structural Engineer (P.E.) with over 20 years of experience in land development, infrastructure design, and property analysis across Maryland.After two decades designing and managing major projects — from transit and utility infrastructure to mixed-use developments — I transitioned into real estate to help investors and builders make smarter, data-driven acquisition decisions.I focus on helping investors evaluate:Land and infill sites for development feasibilitySmall commercial and multifamily properties for value-add potentialStructural and site conditions that can impact ROI or exit strategyI’m particularly active in Baltimore, Hagerstown, Eldersburg, Sykesville, and Capitol Heights, MD, and I love connecting with investors who are interested in ground-up, subdivision, or redevelopment projects.If you’re in Maryland or nearby markets and want to discuss land strategy, due diligence, or deal analysis, I’d be happy to exchange ideas and insights — always in the spirit of collaboration and compliance.Looking forward to learning from everyone here and contributing value wherever I can.– Reddy Karnati, P.E., Realtor®(Engineering insight meets real estate opportunity — all within compliance of COMAR 09.11 & 09.23)

Perhaps Robert is, of course, not using an alter ego to solicit capital, and is not the person in the picture posted, someone apparently so wealthy they can discard wads of cash in a highly interesting setting. 

This is why you see airlines like Spirit and frontier operating like they do.If I just increase my price 15%, the guest now sees it all up front and not added in check out.

Week of October 13, 2025
Hey everyone,
We got some surprisingly positive housing data this week — builder confidence is climbing, and the Fed’s Beige Book gives us clues on what could happen with rates next. Here’s ...

To willfully neglect the spirit of the law in order to manipulate a timeline for removing someone from their home would certainly keep me from getting a good night's rest... but maybe that's just me. 

Quote from @Paloma Villarreal: Hello i know this might be off topic but i wanted to come on here and see if anyone on here has dealt with a high yield savings account?

In recent agreements in Connecticut and Massachusetts I have typically seen agents agreeing to 3 percent. 
was shocked that buyer agent commission are not trending downward in Orlando 

In that spirit, I like to think of a real estate loophole the same way: a strategic opening that lets us defend our own “castle” — whether through tax advantages or smart planning.

I forgot how the book ends but one of the high points was his design of a chapel "for the worship of God and the service of Man".

I have a lot of high interest debt used to finance my projects and wondering the impact on credit score and whether it is worthy or not.