Here for more education/confidence/and most important mentorship.So i found this deal and i would like some evaluations on the season investors to let me know if this is a good deal.4br 2 br 1,825sq Duplex foreclosure w/ a purchase price of $105kBoth sides newly renovated One side is occupied with montly rent of $1850 and the other side vacant. 

Here for more education/confidence/and most important mentorship.So i found this deal and i would like some evaluations on the season investors to let me know if this is a good deal.4br 2 br 1,825sq Duplex foreclosure w/ a purchase price of $105kBoth sides newly renovated One side is occupied with montly rent of $1850 and the other side vacant.

I don't want to continue renting, but it also seems that in most places where I'd want to live, cashflow isn't really an option if I ever move out of the area, which I would like to do in 1-2 years.Real estate is expensive in my area (DC/NoVA), and multi-family units run $600k+. 

We are from Portland, Oregon and have honed in on the Spokane, Washington and northern Idaho area. 

For instance, in Washington DC for example, many times tenants are required to get first right of refusal prior to the sale of their rental.

All of their residential or mixed use projects are Apartments due to liability for condo builders (Washington State Law is pretty stringent). 

The house is located in AZ and the spouse will be moving to WA. 

@Bryce Sablotny I don't think Marijuana would have a big impact on housing prices, but most people moving somewhere strictly for marijuana purposes would probably move to CA, NV, CO, or WA before IL

Being from California, take Brandon’s advice with a grain of salt. 10% in Pasadena is a lot different than 10% in podunk Washington.

I do buy and hold in Washington State and was wondering what your reason for doing flipping is instead of buy and hold.