In the DC area they devalue your property.

Our LLC is working to acquire a multi-use resort out of WA state. 

Is your family member in Washington? 

:  -Buy a house w/ a few bedrooms (or more) and get some of your classmates as roommates, then rent the house out when you leave. 

I am living in DC but thinking of buying a home for mom in PR (we are from there). 

Has anyone used Jeff Miltenberger from Guild Mortgage out of Lynnwood, Washington?

@Tom Gimer  I did not see were there is a second on this property maybe I missed it.but in my on the street experience if pre foreclosure people are beating down your door and they appear to be.. there is far more value than the 700k they are offering.. that's the first thing.so if this goes to sale I suspect it will bid higher than the opening and IF THERE IS NOT a second like I was thinking the overages I am also thinking like in the states I work in would go to the Trustor or mortgagor .. ( the owner) and if it bid up say to 750 or 800  that's money in her jeans with NO closing costs no commissions etc etc.. maybe she has to hire an attorney for a nominal fee to petition the court for her overage.. in our state the trustee just finds you and mails you a check.. in WA you do have to petition the court.. so that's something to think about if the units are worth double subdivided there is in my mind some significant upside to these .. and ergo people banging at our door.

I'm trying to start out as well like @Stacy La Pineda here near Seattle, Wa :)

Hey i had been looking in DC for awhile before a realized the gem that Baltimore is for good returns.

My husband and I will be buying this property in Washington State through an S Corp .