Demand and Supply throughout the county are seriously out of whack.So, what is the Snohomish county leadership doing about this in order to prepare for rapid growth and to protect local citizens from rent hike-driven economic calamity?

CAZA Groups are super because the leadership promotes integrity-driven networking, something I greatly admire. 

Thanks for the help...like I said, newbie here so excuse me if I don't have the correct terminology but here is a breakdown:$690 monthly mortgage payment$500 monthly escrow payment (taxes and insurance)Homeowners insurance is $974 annually and tax rate is 2.34% (the lowest around us) and I paid $4400 in taxes after Homestead Exemption last year.Not an upscale suburb, but quality homes and we benefit from being the "lowest on the totem pole" around us.

Do you have the skills and leadership required to run & manage the project to completion in a timely fashion.

Does the local economic department have strong leadership and planning in place to grow the community??

I think other markets make sense IF you have the right expertise leadership.

Yes, from our experience team at Solera under leadership of @Kreighton Reed is the best! 

I learned to sit back, pay attention, and act when a deal makes sense.I suppose that I have taken somewhat of a leadership role within my local REIA by way of heading up a sub-group that meets twice per month.

Hope you know what each progressive step will be so caller senses your leadership.

Make up your rules to your and your customers benefit as they apply to each unique situation.I've charged "White Hats" $600/week.I've charged workers low on the totem pole of the  work hierarchy $116/week.