Anyways, that is a different topic but as my original question implies, I am interested in building a functional system with realtors.

Renting for another year implies i have the capital to continue paying the mortgage while i wait on the city then still have enough to turn it around once they're finally kicked out.

Former Lifestyles trainer Steve Davis has started this and has some Dallas trainings and meetings periodically.

They are subtly implying that the US will never pay down it's debt and that default is inevitable.

I didn't mean to imply that Dallas is completely reliant on finance.

After all, the fact there are property management companies implies that a properly run one does indeed make a profit.

But you need your lender to act as your trainer to get you into shape!

@Kalin Stocker - to attempt to answer the question I think you wanted to ask: 1. 8% Cap rates in Spokane are rare, and imply something that requires substantially more work than a typical SFH or multifamily investment.

This implies many units had more than $700/month annual increase.  

Btw, I never had reason to question your character til the point where you multiple times implied I was unethical.