The cooling aspects of them in the summer are nice however.  

(Wherever "Here" is)Looks like a correction is in the making**********************************************************************************************"Home prices are continuing to fall across an unseasonably cool Seattle real estate market, with homes that would have been snapped up in an instant just several months ago now sitting unsold.""

They had 2 futons in the livingroom that folded out into beds,  then they had built a kind of "L" shaped wall out of recycled doors (it actually looked pretty cool) and put a bunk bed that was a full on bottom and a twin on top on the other side of it.  

My driving goal is to cash flow.Based on how hot the market is in the area I am looking at, most houses sell at 95% of list price within 30 days, should I be offering full price and just slowly building cash flowing properties until the market cools off?

I can't speak to many other cities but Calgary is in a state of cooling after oil took a tumble. 

Went to my first meetup a few weeks ago which was really cool, definitely looking to network a bit more irl through more local meetups (hope to meet some of you there!).

The best and simplest approach to vetting a wholesaler is to grill the last 3 or 4 investors who purchased a deal from them.

Haven’t seen many people who talk about the cheapest properties so it’s cool to hear that’s what you’ve worked with.

@Joseph Lee I would recommend Metro Heating and Cooling.

@Jose PenaYou can use Legalzoom.com it is really cool and easy they they will consult you in what you wanna do and set it up in a few days for