The fast movers might have been okay because rental prices and home prices skyrocketed for a brief period of time. 

Looks beautiful and mover over contractor!  

I learned a bit about wholesaling and owner Finance in my research and I am currently in a situation where I need to move. Rent

It looks like the cash flow there has lots of potential, better than most places in WA state including Aberdeen and the flat market areas.

Finding information on the financial side of many markets hasn't been a major problem so far, but I'm struggling to find accurate and up-to-date Real Estate adjacent statistics such as population projections, tenant demographics, crime, main movers in local economies, environmental risks, etc all stratified by city (or even better neighborhood!).

I knew at this point he was a mover. 

My most recent was a woman that begged me to help her move so I paid 320.00 for a mover.    

My Agent is here on the site, @Jason Atwood - he's out here in Aberdeen though (not sure if that's too far away.)

The original down payment is always fixed, some loans are fixed and the commercial 5+ units are always ARMS.Over time, as you move rents to stay current with the FMR, your GSI & NOI increases while your cash investment and mortgage payment stays relative fixed.My original CoC in '97 was much lower than my final when I sold it in April,'2016.With an initial LTV of 68.8% from a 1031 down payment, my CoC was  26.2% in '97Today it's more like 52.4%

That may or may not include skirting, deck/stairs, and utility connections so check with the mover what they do exactly.