All Forum Posts by: Anastasia Osorio

It can be a dangerous venture that's for sure!

Check out Westport WA. Marina improvements ahead of us, county jurisdiction liberties on STRs, and an upcoming golf course has really made this area go nuts!

I think your idea is fantastic. If I were you, I would purchase a duplex or triplex if you're able and make sure you learn the local tenant/landlord laws inside and out or hire an experienced property manger. Best of luck!

Contact an investor's agent in area you're looking to invest. Make sure they are "investor friendly" and well connected in the neighborhood. They should have all the resources you will need to be successful in any area you're looking at.

Nice to meet you Neil! I will add you as a connection. I am a broker in Washington state. If you are ever looking to invest in multifamily on the west coast, you know where to find me for info. I am very familiar with this market!

I prefer working with mortgage brokers. They have other creative liberties they can take that the big bank loan officers can't take. I like brokers who work with investors primarily because they have a better understanding of the process and the needs an investor will have when financing a property.

Reach out to the college housing administrators for more information. Usually if the college has a foundation, they will have a director that is in charge of housing for students and they can be a great resource for landlords who are allocating some units for students like you may be.

Same experience here.

Joao,

I have a beautiful brand new duplex perfect for a VA owner occupy off the I5 corridor. It's not near JBLM but it's not too far. It would be perfect for a VA purchase. Let me know if your interested.

Hello Felix,

I have a brand new turn key duplex available now outside of Portland. Reach out if you're interested.