Just purchased a duplex in the eastside tacoma area.

Most times they call and ask if you know a good mover and ask if it's "Ok to still call and ask questions because there are alot of things they don't understand about the contract they signed, also can we setup a time to look over this inspection report".Usually after a couple of those agents start to require a contract before showing.

I know guys who move really fast but that doesn't necessarily mean they are good.

Even professional movers can't make them fit sometimes....but oh how they try.

I have heard too, that alot of the times it's roommates that move/Rent a house in Midtown , and therefore having at least 2 bathrooms is ideal 3.

@David Song I've had good luck working with the local movers in my area to find homes to move into my parks.

But they have another similar one you can get if you move really quick, skip all DD and wire the money this afternoon... classic bait and switch topped with a sprinkle of manufactured urgency/ fear of missing out. 

Hi Jimmy, it is in Tacoma WA

So me and my family are currently trying to do one of three things at the moment currently we're trying to move out of the current location that we're in but we want to do that in a manner to where we kind of fall into a real estate investment so has anybody else here heard of like the sub to process and is it possible to use a sub too to fall into a multi-family property so that you can house hack as well as find a better place to live I guess I used to try to do the whole I am a real estate investor blah blah blah conversation but now I'm just going to talk from the root of my problems in the reality that I'm looking at this so if anyone is out there that could actually help me I'm in the Tacoma Washington area I'm looking for a mentor partner just a friend that's already doing the real estate stuff that can give me pointers and maybe go to lunch from time to time and talk over different strategies

Live in Gig Harbor Washington, and work full time in Tacoma managing Codel Entry Systems, a Wholesale Distributor of exterior steel & fiberglass doors, that are sold through Lumber Yards, Home Centers, and Door Shops throughout the Pacific Northwest.Enjoy investing in real estate.