Quote from @Raul Vides: Anybody has a purchase and sale agreement wholesale friendly  template for Maryland?

How exactly do you find out if municipalities are friendly or not? 

It’s going to be hard for you to “get a good deal” without screwing your friend. 

I'd recommend you not just look for an investor-friendly agent, as there are a lot of those, but look for a realtor that knows Airbnb.

Quote from @Arcinio Arauz: So without getting into the whole story, I have a good friend who is in dire need to sell about 80% of his portfolio.

If anyone has some good contacts as far as contractors, realtors, lenders, ect. that are investor friendly or even just some insight on the market around here from prior experiences, please comment below or send me a message!

I live and do work in the San Fernando Valley and Antelope Valley (although most of my investing  is in GA) and want a team that’s actually investor-friendly (not just saying they are).

I know a lot of people from Seattle who invest in Idaho because it's so close and probably the most landlord friendly state in the country.

I’m starting my house flipping journey this year in Houston, TX and looking for investor-friendly contractors, realtors, and lenders.

Some lenders will allow a signed lease starting after your new purchase closes, or they will use market rent on your current home to offset the existing mortgage in your DTI.