Hell Looking to understand and get advice if there are still accessible opportunities to grow wealth through real estate in the Seattle area (Seattle, Bellevue, Issaquah or beyond).Objectives: - De-risk income/wealth from my full time job - Grow wealth (property appreciation) - More cash flow (if possible)- Have somewhere to stay (myself and family) when I visit (why something like STR/corporate rental would be great - can have a spare few weeks here and there)I have a couple properties in the Seattle/Bellevue area.

However, my property manager advised against it, as it might inconvenience the tenant further, who has already refused access to the property at this time.I'm also wondering if I should contact lawyer to understand any potential legal liabilities, particularly regarding the possibility of a lawsuit from the tenant even after they move out.Any insights or advice on how to navigate this situation would be greatly appreciated. 

I've got about $400k to loan and if I can prove my model to myself, I have access to another $1m in cash. 

Access to golf course from the home, located at the 18th hole; Property has a double car garage and is located at the end of a culdesac.

OFF market is where you find 99% of the dealsGood luckBTW you better be cash or it will be much more difficult, But what about having someone with access to the mls to help you find recent comparable sales.

DO you have access to an online Owner Portal?

My question is - I need access to the MLS, but I do not want to join the NAR (KCRAR chapter). 

Some call this the infinite return model.Pending the amount of capital you have to invest, I can also help you buy your first building individually.I started with a 12 unit and am now GP in over 1000 units worth $130M.After 46 years in the industry, I am opening up a few spots on my mentoring program wherein students will have direct access to me and all I can provide. 

It will be one of the best places for Americans to access cheap debt.Interest rates (for treasuries) will in the long run be at or below inflation/gdp growth.

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