I am mostly North King and South Snohomish, but if your property is outside my area I know several other firms that I could recommend.

I went to King’s College in Wilkes-Barre so I know the area pretty well.

Cash is King.

I came from Chiacago where copper and conduit were king.. now being in Utah for almost a decade and seeing pex and romex for many years be safely and successfully used, I am a believer. 

Burger King is a dying brand and doesn't generate the sales like they used to. 

These folks might argue that, in highly desirable areas like coastal California, you can pretty much bank on solid appreciation over time.In another camp, cash flow is seen as king, and appreciation the icing on the cake. 

RE isn't about the quantity of properties always, quality is king

Every week, the King County, Washington sheriff's office posts a list of judicial foreclosure auctions from that Friday morning, with the starting bid and final selling price for each home. 

Nothing to it as long as you don't listen to all these SEO companies regurtitating, "backlinks, time on page, click through rate, keywords, content is king" crap. 

I've been steeped in the cash flow is King methodology, but I must admit there is a new way of thinking going around. folks like David Greene are pushing that buying real estate is for long term wealth primarily, not cash flow.