Have a $200k cash for BRRRR.Currently living in owner occupied Duplex in Pacific NorthwestI am targeting purchasing 5-10 SFH/MFH over the next year near downtown Memphis.

Also Katie this is a little on a tangent but here goes.if you look at investments and tax burden while holding. and then passive income over the yearsI would say one of the very best investments if TIMBER LAND with standing TIMBER in the pacific northwest coast ranges..

page=1I spoke with the guy from Pacific Union.

Also, you have to be realistic about what the expenses are going to be, so that you know exactly how much extra you are going to have to come up with for the payments.You are not going to be able to invest fior cash flow in the Pacific Northwest.The trick is to find yourself a super bargain so that you go in with lots and lots of equity.I do not believe in investing in distrant states.

As many of you are aware, Pacific Northwest property values and rental rates have gone gangbusters.

Maybe @Matt Good read the same article I did yesterday:http://www.dailyastorian.com/CRBJ/news/20151008/pacific-county-real-estate-still-a-buyers-marketIt was enough to get me to troll some websites to look into pricing out in the area.

And yes rents will follow.Cash flow is for poor investors and investors that are poor.http://www.bizjournals.com/pacific/news/2016/07/01...July 5 Pacific Business News"the median price of single-family homes hit $760,000, up 9 percent from the median price of $700,000 in June 2015.

Pacific NW Real Estate.That goes for you too, Account Closed, we love to see you again as well. 

Howzit @Laine FurukawaThat’s awesome you’ll be moving back home.As far as local banks with portfolio loans, Bank of Hawaii and Central Pacific have done well for me and my clients.

@David Krulac   You got it David its a fabulous business there are many landowners in the Pacific northwest that live off of their annual harvest.