But in regards to your question, depends on how close to Washington St.

It is interesting, it will add 25,000 jobs in New York and the Washington DC area.

Maybe down the road, that could be something to consider with this house, depending on the square footage. 

There are lenders in Oregon and Washington that will provide funds to bid.you must deposit 20% of the bid amount with them.. so lets say opening bid is 200k you need 40k.they put up the rest.. then they take a security interest in your trustees receipt and put their name on it to protect them.then once the trustee's deed comes they roll it into a normal HML.. with Deed of trust and note.they will also provide the lists and do the bidding for you.. their is a fee for each ala carte component.. so there has to be significant meat in the deal to make this work for the investor.. its a flippin money machine for the lender though. 

I live in Seattle, WA and don't feel like spending all of my Amazon stock on properties around me

I live in western Washington and everything is so expensive here.

There are also more beachfront lots in Teyuna Village, sold separately for $12 per square foot, or $120 per square meter.

We'd like to do a 1013 for a home in Washington state. 

The basement was unfinished, so we were able to add some square footage as well as a nice additional living space.

Now the reason I'm looking into Baltimore, is because I grew up in Fort Washington Maryland, and my parents and brothers still live there, and I visit quite often.