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Jacob Wyatt
  • Seattle, WA
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Investing in Spokane Market?

Jacob Wyatt
  • Seattle, WA
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Hi BP community! 

Recently, a curiosity for the Spokane Market has begun to intrigue me. Living in Seattle it is the closest large and affordable market to begin my investing career into. The city has a ton going for it and a good friend of mine whom grew up there has been an inspiration that the city is improving and would be a good investment.

I was curious as to what the BP community thought:

How is the Spokane Market? The properties seems to work well numbers wise in my calculations.

Is one type of market favorable to another (SFH vs duplex...etc)?

How are the quality of tenants in the area?

Would you recommend one part of Spokane over another to begin looking deeper into?

Any information is greatly appreciated! Thanks for your time!

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