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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
New to investing in WA
Hello, Kristen here from Renton, WA. I am determined to become financially independent and know real estate is the ticket. I am about to buy my first home and am interested in doing renovations to increase equity while I live there with my family. I plan to buy and hold rental properties as well in the next couple years. What sort of houses should I be looking for to get my highest ROI?
Thanks for any additional tips and resources.
Key words: Seattle, Belleve, Flipping, buy and hold, first time home buyer
Most Popular Reply
Hi @Kristen Deskin. Multifamilies down south around Lakewood provide some of the highest ROIs in the area. Beware though, these high ROIs on paper come with higher vacancies and tenant management.