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Wesley Robirds
  • Enumclaw, WA
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Seattle Washington area investing

Wesley Robirds
  • Enumclaw, WA
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Looking for any and all advice on getting into real estate in the greater Seattle area I'm brand new at this and have a long way to go till I purchase my first investment however my first I plan on being a duplex or larger multiplex to reside in one of the units while I work towards more property's. I'm leaning more towards buying and hominid route vs flipping however I am curious if flipping would be a good way to build up capital for my first property to buy and hold again any and all advice is greatly appreciated Thank you in advance

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Aaron Nelson
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  • Maple Valley, WA
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Aaron Nelson
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  • Maple Valley, WA
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@Wesley Robirds - There are definitely still some good small multi-family (2-4 unit) deals left in the Greater Seattle area. It just depends on where you are looking and what returns you are trying to achieve. 

One piece of advice I give a lot of new investors: Network and build a strong team around you! Having knowledgeable people helping you will vastly increase your chances of success.  

  • Aaron Nelson

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