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Building a Spokane & Valley datasheet.

Jacob Hofman
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Hello fellow investors, I had a thought. I've been reading a lot concerning time management and efficiency lately, why not make a datasheet for all of Spokane and the Valley? The idea is simple, create a thorough and concise overview of the area.  Topics of interest are pricing, investor friendly Realtors, neighborhoods, crime rates, local laws, good contractor/handymen and portfolio & hard money lenders.  

The sheet can't cover everything under the sun but it can serve as a good starting point to the new investor (such as myself). It will also reduce time spent asking questions, searching the forums and all that. With that in mind...proposed template.

 City: Spokane and Valley.

 Map: To be added.

 List of contractors:

 List of handymen:

 List of real estate attorneys:

 List of investor specializing agents:

 List of local laws (or links to them):

 List of Portfolio lenders:

 List of Conventional lenders:

 Price guide for Spokane and Valley residential real estate:

Nice haves: One nice thing for the datasheet would be for someone to create an aerial overlay that labels neighborhoods by the ABCD classification, allowing investors to automatically avoid A and D areas and concentrate more on the BC areas.

 Thoughts?

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