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Eric Huang
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Seattle, WA
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Newbie starts out to seek the first investment in Seattle area

Eric Huang
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Seattle, WA
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I'm in late thirties. I relocated to Seattle about 4 years ago and have been living on Eastside with my wife and 2 kids (4 and 7). I have a house since 2017 and approx. get me a HELOC about $100K. I wanted to use the money to sail off. As of now, I've primarily focus on residential properties with the priority on SFH, mainly because I wanted to start with easy management and get my feet in the RE investing world. I work in tech industry with a pretty good pay. I love the job and don't plan to quit (at in the next 5-10 years).The RE investment will help me built my retirement quicker and stronger, and on the way there I have more financial freedom to travel and more options in my career path.

I'm looking for suggestions. 1. Seattle is a highly competitive market. I appreciate your inputs on the areas that still have the positive cashflow SFHs? I heard a lot of people talking about N. Tacoma, or N. of Seattle (such as Everett, maryville, Snohomish, etc.). Again, as an inexperienced investor, I prefer handleable prosperities (or via cosmetic flipping) and tenants (such as class B area with class B property). 2. I want to minimize the cash investment so plan to use HELOC. Any recommended local banks giving good HELOC?

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