I went to the pierce county assessor (the property is located in Tacoma) and found out the owner's name and address.

I am new to the Tacoma area and am looking to buy a single family home. 

The hot areas like Ballard and Bellevue and Capitol Hill and the cash flow areas like Tacoma, Arlington, and Olympia.

I'm in Tacoma but my husbands family is in South hill off of Shaw.

Some of the folks I interact with a lot prefer looking into the Tacoma market for their wholesales, flipping is still strong in that market and you may want to take a look.If you're looking to invest in Midwest markets for cash flow, I would start by searching for "turnkey" on BP and getting your education going from there.

This topic is very complicated and I don't necessarily believe others should copy it.3) My real estate portfolio today is 50% land development where I get the land for free and only do development in hot areas and in cash flow areas. 25% is flips in hot areas like Ballard and Bellevue. 25% is BRRRR in 1% rule cash flow areas like Tacoma, Olympia and Arlington.

Hi @AndrewC95 , I am currently looking for duplexes/multiplexes in Renton, Kent, mostly places south of Bellevue until Tacoma.

Yes I understand I can attend meetings and shake hands with the movers and shakers in my area.Thanks for the shout outJJ

I am curious about local group meetings in Tacoma, Lakewood or Gig Harbor? 

All you have to do is buy, fix, move, rent and repeat.