I ask clients what local scenes they want and paint in oil local scene so it is in their new home on the wall.

So the whole scene is akin blind leading the blind...lolHaving said this, for as much talk as there is about wholesaling, there are very, very, very few real wholesalers out there, Brandon.

I want a user friendly plug and play CRM that does all the nerderific stuff behind the scenes without me having to "code" it myself (Podio / Globiflow)My current set-up costs me more time messing with it, than it saves (InvestorCarrot, Podio, Gravity Forms, Zapier etc..) 

During that time, there have been multiple major fires, some with death, one started by a child, others just caused extensive property damage, including one that was started by a campfire that was lit in the livingroom for some "home cooking"; four cars have crashed into buildings, including one that entered the second floor from the street above, and ended up in the first floor; one murder scene; two suicide scenes; half a dozen death by natural cause...some fresh, some very much not; a horrible cat person that actually left the house to live in a second home a half block away, since there were around 27 cats IN the first house that she would feed every day.

There's even a person who started a crime scene cleanup business and also offers to buy the disaster properties from her clients vs cleaning them. 

@Chris L.We spoke to the highway patrolman who was at the scene yesterday.

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There are plenty of jobs there, but nobody in the seattle tech scene wants to live that far out. 

Feel free to reach out with questions, would be happy to get together and talk about the local scene.  

and am starting to dig into the rehab scene.