I grew up in the Pacific Northwest and lived in Seattle for 10 years before moving south.

You can pass these leads off to the investors that can show you how to work the lead and if it pans out they give you a small fee (Not like a wholesale fee since they still did most of the work).

Sometimes an investment just doesn't pan out and we take our lumps and move on.

The water that goes out the drain line sits in that little pan (in turn causes mildew on the fan) options are to always leave it ON at no less than 78 in the summer or invest in some good drain line tablets for mini splits, The tablet will help some. 

The Pacific NW is a great place to invest in vacation rentals!

And install a DWIP pan, or the equivalent, so any water that escapes from the dishwasher runs out where you can see it instead of into the cabinetry, floors, and walls.

First of all - shocker that a new out of state investor got into a low cost duplex in Ohio that is not panning out.

Don't be afraid to shop around, and especially take a look at local places near you.You can sell a property if it doesn't pan out, but no one wants to replace their engagement ring.

The average home here in Pacific Beach is over $1M and the market is very competitive.

It will pan out nicely for about an hours worth of writing.