Lots of sharks in the water at the Turnkey or Out of State Investor focused companies that love working with newbies that don't know any better.As for Seattle, HouseHacking is an amazing strategy, as is ADU / DADU and townhouse development.

Duplexes, rent a room, create an ADU out of a split level, DADU, or even rent out extra parking or storage. 

I plan on doing some kitchen renovations to both units and installing new floors in the ground floor.Long term the property is big enough to support a DADU and given the recent changes to the laws surrounding them in Seattle, I am very excited about the prospect of building a DADU for additional income and eventually renting out all 3 units.I'm not looking to have a ton of properties, but I like the idea of taking advantage of owner occupied financing and making the place I live work for me.

The rules seem to be changing with the recent reccomendations around ADU's and DADU's.

A lot of this depends on your loan pre-approval amount and the affordability of each of the neighboorhoods you're looking at, but as Seattle and surrounding areas are very friendly towards DADU's & ADU's it may be possible to get a home with multiple living spaces - so rather than a 6 bedroom house, you get a 3 bed 2 bath house with a 2 bed 1 bath ADU, with the potential to build another 2 bed 2 bath detached ADU in the future.

when I first started out I knew a kid who used to put his card in the credit card slot at gas stations so they had to take it out before they can use it to pay.  

The ADU/DADU units still have to be 'junior' to the main house (smaller in terms of sf,   I think the size cap is ~1000sf) and there are rules around detached units as to their size and positioning on the lot.   

These slots went quickly in our last Bootcamp, so sign up now to secure your spot!

These slots went quickly in our last Bootcamp, so sign up now to secure your spot!

If there are there anymore slots for the Bootcamp I would like to sign up if so I know its kinda last minute