According to bloomberg, potential cities are : Toronto, Boston, Washington, Atlanta, Dallas or Denver.more info : https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2017-09-07...Thanks in advance.

But I now realize that the text in your post fully describes the way I feel about some people running the regulatory institutions, including the top dogs in Washington.

John Zhao I ventured out of Washington state where I could not find cashflow.

Look for WA Real Estate Investing and Fixated On Real Estate.

I live in WA and am looking at MI, IL, KY and FL.  

In my experience - albeit in Connecticut, and not Washington - is that anything in the area of 1% "rule" makes it very difficult to see significant cash flow - AKA not enough money to make it worth it!

There's a zombie duplex (with an additional trashed single wide) that I'm eyeing if I can get it for a song (cause let me tell you, this place is what nightmares are made of, but I'm a glutton for punishment). Only pr...

I'm moving to Washington D.C. and I would like to invest in a growing, affordable, and revitalizing area in Maryland or Virginia (or other areas within 2 hr drive fr DC; max) with a potential growth in the future.

Can anyone tell me how much it is to keep a realtor license active annually in Washington state? 

Hi All,I'm entertaining the idea of digging out the basement of my fourplex in DC, and maybe even adding another floor (pop up) at the same time.