There is more of a concentration of wealth in the middle of King County as you have probably noticed.

@MichaelAt one point I was contemplating on Short Sales and flipping like I do REO's but it was the area that I was concentrating on where my REOs where selling good, that it didnt work well.

Agents and PMs that concentrate most of there business in one or two areas quickly become experts in terms of rent rates, vacancy, demand, floorplans, ect.  3.  

For more concentrated mail lists (i.e. past clients, personal circle) we like mailbox power (formerly 'banner season').All the best to you on your RE journey!

Right now I am concentrating in residential investment sales and along with that analyzing our purchases to make sure the after repaired value will make the investment worthwhile.I look forward to meeting other members and having some conversations.

Check out my other post on regional analysis questions ;)As an aside I've basically thrown together a meta-analysis on trying to pick the best cities to plop down our first concentration of cash flow deals.

CFRI also has county specific meetings where they concentrate on REI within those counties.

What happens to the market if “concentration of talent” is spread out to everywhere? 

I would like to concentrate on b,c area's under 100k if possible. 

My name is Austin and I've a recent graduate from USF with Master in Public Administration and a concentration in Urban Planning.