Just Listed for Rent: Three Fully Renovated Baltimore-Area Homes
Three of our latest renovations are ready for move-in — and every one of them is also available for purchase […]
We’re Expanding: NexGen Is Now Buying Houses in Richmond, VA
After years of buying, renovating, and renting homes across Maryland and DC — and a successful project on Alexander Avenue
Inside Our Renovations: What “Fully Renovated” Actually Means at NexGen
“Renovated” is the most abused word in real estate. Paint and new cabinet handles is not a renovation. Here’s what
Rent It or Sell It? What We Tell Baltimore Landlords in 2026
We own and manage rentals ourselves, so when a landlord asks us whether to keep a property or sell it,
Baltimore City Tax Sale 2026: What Homeowners Need to Know Right Now
The 2026 Baltimore City tax sale has come and gone, and if your property was on the list — or
Facing Foreclosure in Maryland? Here Are Your Options to Save Your Credit
If you have fallen behind on your mortgage in Maryland, you are not out of moves yet. Foreclosure feels like
Your House Was Sold at the PG County Tax Sale – You Still Have Options
The Prince George’s County tax sale just wrapped up. If your home was on the list and the lien was
How to Sell a House in Bad Condition in Maryland, DC & Virginia
Owning rental property is supposed to be passive income. For a lot of PG County landlords, it ends up being
Inherited a House with Back Taxes in Maryland? Here’s What to Do
Inheriting a home in Maryland can feel like a gift and a problem at the same time. The home may
Can You Sell a House With a Tax Lien in Maryland? Yes – Here’s How
Short answer: Yes. You can sell a Maryland home that has a tax lien on it. People do it every