@Joe GoreI think you have been gone a little too long from Memphis as you dont know the movers and shakers in our market anymore. 

I work with a group of high net worth individuals and we are looking to expand here, but it sounds like the movers and shakers are all known and doing deals in person. 

I'm down near Montesano (near Aberdeen) so it's always nice to meet locals here on BP.

We've seen a 9%-10% reduction in rents in cities such as Seattle and San Francisco.I think those over looked cities will suddenly be in focus for investors and movers alike.

We bought it in 2017.Aberdeen?

@Stephanie Diemel I lived in Seattle for nearly five years and got my feet wet in real estate investing in Aberdeen in Grays Harbor County.

I'm down near Aberdeen, WA - where things are much less competitive, but the cliental is also much worse :) Keep in touch - and keep an eye out for an upcoming Northwest BP meetup!

And then we didn't actually have the movers start loading the truck until the morning of closing, after we had seen the HUD and knew the buyer's purchase funds were in escrow.We actually tried to negotiate retaining the property until the day after closing so that we didn't start moving until after the closing, but the buyers wouldn't go for it (understandably).

Then when it comes time for you to buy the next house you can buy the next one and then hire movers to come in and pack up your current house and move everything to the new one.

First off it is located in Aberdeen Md it is in a decent neighborhood not the best but not the worst.