I am currently in sales(I sale rare coins via telephone).

Although that’s true, you need to turn that coin over, because there’s another side you have overlooked.

Nothing wrong with that if you're confident you can do as good a job...Just the flip side of the coin, I have an MBA and have always been comfortable doing my own taxes.

We are coin dealers, so we hear it all, from the hype to the doom & gloom.

On site Laundry (coin ops) also!

I posted a graphical representation of the SFH market in Seattle and wanted to know what folk think.1) Have we turned the corner and in a Sellers Market 2 (tern coined by duru Dave Lindel)?

Make sure you spend the extra coin for a quality camera with better defintion.

It's a coin toss.I'm sure that I would have to speak with a real estate attorney regardless.However, I would like to know if anyone has acquired property using this method and what your experiences were/ are in these types of deals...I'd love to know how to grab these before they rot away and fall down.Thank you so much for your feedback BP as always!

Strategies going forward:- increase rents on small units,- charge more money for the garage, right now I let the tenant have it for $50/month, I think I could be getting $100-$125/month,- buy coin operated washer and dryer for additional income,- possibility of renovating the basement in to a little studio apartment and get a 4th tenant,- refi within 3-5 years and get rid of the monthly PMI.

Have no idea of that monthly/yearly cost.Tenants pay electric.Building has been updated in the past 10 years, also has coin washer and dryer in basement.What do you guys think this is worth based solely on the numbers?