That way, if it's something that's not being done, you can more-quickly get to the understanding of WHY it's not being done, and focus on solving the issues (or find a new strategy if the issues are too daunting).The fact is, if the only advantage you have is "first mover" (you came up with it first), you don't really have any advantage given your lack of experience. 

I buy these a fair amount, and have a good relationship with the mover and still pay $1,700-2,000 per move and set. 

For example, the tenant landlord laws are different in Seattle than they are here in pierce county or tacoma.

I'm in Tacoma so it's good to have more locals.

C" Location: (Granite Falls, Tacoma, Rainier Ave, some of Seattle) Mediocre scools at best, low income, mediocre porperty value"War Zone": (Lakewood, Rainier Ave, some of Seattle, some of Tacoma) Bad Schools, High crime.Hopefully I didn't offend any Washington people with MY uninformed grades.

Certainly I spoke and had learning opportunities from those movers and shakers.

Just for fun, I was looking at Tacoma properties on the MLS awhile back and many seemed to hit 1% no problem, so that tells me 2% is probably doable for those that look hard enough.  

Welcome Darren.I'm just south of you in Tacoma and I agree, it is a crazy cool site.

I knew at this point he was a mover.

I saw a few properties in the Auburn and Tacoma area.