It's going to be slim pickings around this area as far as I have seen. 

Everett has pretty slim pickings at this point, the small-multi market heated up and all of the good MLS deals were grabbed over the last few months, we could see things open up a bit in the spring though.Forget about Seattle, darn near impossible to find a cash-flow property on the MLS at this point.The Tacoma-Auburn area still has many intriguing possibilities, I would concentrate my search in that area if you're looking for a solid income opportunities.

If you don't have skin in the game, the odds of finding success are very slim.

That's a MIGHTY slim margin!

We currently have 1 rental property, and we are looking to purchase a new upgrade and renting this one out like we did with the last.I have slim to no real estate experience, but have been gobbling up as much knowledge as I can.

You have no idea what "tenant friendly" means.I am working on a deal with a triplex... there's a slim chance that I can make it happen, but I want to be prepared with a plan if it goes through.The interior is crap and the rents are... mediocre.

When all the statistics show that your chance of making it out of the income quartile you are born in is very very slim.

@Dev Anand as you know the cap rates in NYC are slim to none. 

Year 1 returns will be slim to none, but playing the long game, you'll look like a genius 10 years from now.

I own three condos and they are usually full during spring and summer Rents are up to 250 / night during peak season. margins are slim but I have been on the plus side since 2013 Florida has been on shut down since 3/23I’m wondering how others are planning to wait it out