Picking a contractor before you even have a have a property is like hiring the wedding  caterer before you even propose. 

I would reach out to a local real estate broker and pick their brain or even reach out to a lender and ask them about the different options they are throwing out at you.

Beta women were far more likely than Alpha women to make a bad choice in their first serious relationships, picking a guy who doesn't help them build wealth and really isn't much of a husband.

IDK about Seattle but our local market in MD sort of slows down from NOV-FEB and then picks back up in April.

You also may want to pick up the book by Matt Faircloth (Raising Private Capital).

Just don't mind me while I pick your brain for what you do know!

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In my limited experience I'd echo what most on here would say, do the math, take out the emotion from the deal and pick a strategy that you like and works for you.

I mean where can you pick up another good rental property in your area for $13,000.00 all in, and all have it be at least 50% to 90% all new construction?

Nothing more frustrating than finding properties that CF over 1K a month and can’t or at least can’t figure out how to pick them up.