Seattle and Portland (both west of the Cascades) are similar at around ~220 cloudy days.

My home loan was sold to 'Bank of the Cascades'  around 6-months ago, i called them and they told me they don't have a program to do that.

It's right on Cascade next to the Kroger and very close to extremely similar multifamily and mixed use zones.  

We may have to tolerate some small gaps where no progress is made, but we can't allow work to stack up so tight such that one variable causes a cascade of failures like a domino effect.

Alfred:I'm hoping to help you avoid a cascade of decisions that could bury you.If the deal's profitability is based on whether or not you save on Realtor commissions, it probably wasn't a good deal from the beginning.  

But let's be blunt, if things start to slow down in the worlds tech capital, that impact will be felt in other smaller tech hubs including Seattle and Austin and then they will have cascading impact on their surrounding areas.

The bigger concern a bear would offer is that housing values can cascade.

I find many in your situation will gravitate to notes.. if you truly looking for passive.. and you can do that quite easily in your local market.. you can find a very good reputable LOCAL HML who will place your funds in Local fix and flips and other short term deals and make you probably 8 to 12% ConCash with limited risk. you get to drive by the asset you get to see if you like it.. etc.. and in WA you can legally lend your self without a license on these non owner occ commercial purpose deals.. so that could be fun for you as well.there are top flight syndicators in the US>. in my mind the syndicator is the prime driver you want experience .. the deal is almost secondary.. a great syndicator will keep you moving forward a poor operator can much up the best deal.so it looks like you have 500 to 750 to start.. don't be in a hurry.... but I like financial products for this type of cash.or I would look at buying a nice MHP or something that could have professional management.. look east side cascades for better cash flow .

Purchase price: $459,000 Cash invested: $90,000 Contributors: Christopher Campbell Luxurious, cascading, and open design.

Purchase price: $459,000 Cash invested: $90,000 Contributors: Christopher Campbell Luxurious, cascading, and open design.