I am a former Western Washingtonian, but that was so last century.  

I can't tell whether you'd be making a fair amount of money flipping century old houses, or digging a very deep trench for yourself.

I am an agent for Century 21 Affiliated.

I've also been with Velocity for 2 1/2 years and have worked with many of the top executives here back in the subprime boom when I was with New Century, WMC, Encore, etc. 

I was taught to do that when I worked for Century 21.

Renting has traditionally been seen as throwing money away, as many people also see homeownership as a financial investment in their future thanks to the popular belief that property will only ever rise in value, even if the recession of 2008 demonstrated otherwise.The reality is that allowing for inflation, house prices have increased by just 1% during the last century, representing an extremely poor return on investment, and one that has been easily outperformed by the stock markets and direct investment in businesses and hard assets.

Debra Pagan - Century 21, she was the realtor that taught me much about investing in planned communities with HOAs.

i am continuing my research in private company industry in regards to mortgage related companies rather those companies are start up companies who are just recruiting new indivisuals and prepping those new indivisuals for the industry or large scale companies who have already been in the mortgage industry since the 18th century my problem is that i find very few companies who are offering paid for mortgage related licensure that is not a scam and paid for FINRA series exams and study guides all in exchange for temporary work or part time work or remote job as a mortgage underwriter

The combination of BRRRR and self-management has been working for decades if not centuries - you are on the right track.The number of units you can manage will largly depend on the type of property and tenants.

I had a century old home with a terrible trowel texture.