Downpayment and taxes makes it pretty difficult but definitely doable.

Finding a house that meets these numbers and has high enough rent to cash flow after the refinance and all expenses can be a challenge, especially in some markets, but it is doable.

It’s all doable.

This would be my first attempt to use it btw, but never the less I was considering on doing some real-estate investing in the Seattle area if possible with the cash out from my 1st property.Im open to suggestions, if the first scenario is doable before reaching out to different sources?

Totally doable.

Doable? 

I would love anyone's opinion whether the strategy below is doable and if it makes sense to expedite our investing.Purchase Price: $285K (5% down, loan approx. $270k)Rehab: $50kARV: $400kOur goal is to use this property to build capital to get into rentals.

You're goal of owning property by 30 is totally do-able, good luck!

Also would probably need to hire a CPA during tax time.Does this seem doable (or worthwhile), or too much of a hassle since I'm far away even with a property manager? 

. $10,000 a month cash flow should definitely be doable by the 8 year point, and I think you'd see some nice appreciation as well.