Make it easy by shelling out $2,000-$3,000 for a mover.

Unfortunately for the deadbeats, I'm not a professional mover and I tend to drop a LOT of stuff.

I am super interested in investing in Tacoma.

Be sure to set up some Keyword Alerts for terms like "Seattle" or "Tacoma" or "Washington" so you can stay in the local conversations!

I used to think of the army of Guru Graduates as a real pain in the tuchus as they often mess up good potential investment opportunities when they couldn't close on deals that they had first mover advantage on (for a long variety of reasons, most of them involving unrealistic leverage).

Scott Kelleywhat is it you have learned about Tacoma that makes you think it's turning?

There you'll learn the vocabulary, the local market, and the movers and shakers in your area.

I estimate with everything I will spend about 50-60 in rehab and that is on the high side.I see that your down in Tacoma, I have noticed some pretty good deals down in that area still.

Your rental properties qualify with enough cash flow to not be a negative against your personal income, and that you demonstrate to the bank you are an experienced landlord.3. 20% down will get you best rate.I imagine Tacoma is spendy, so good luck.

She was flexible, friendly, and provided excellent customer service.Ultimately, I believe that customer service will always pay for itself through referrals.For those of you using a PM in the Seattle/Tacoma WA area, message me offline and I'll give you more info so you know who to avoid.