It was wildly successful but I ran afoul of the HOA.

RealQuest is the source of data I've used to send out hundreds of thousands of offers and have been wildly successful.

The US seems to operate like the wild west where landlords do not bother to learn their specific regulations.

Not sure that I've ever heard of a market that exists where that math actually lives in the wild.

He's asking a wild price for 12 units, a 5.4% cap rate for 12 units that aren't in NYC or the Bay Area is ridiculous.

@Chen ZhouWelcome to the new wild (mid)west. 

Any estimate you come up with is just a wild guess until you get inside the property.

I want to avoid those areas that tend to have wild fire, earthquake, flood, and tornado.

This is not legal advice, just friendly information.Can't speak for the Canadian side, but the US structure seems wildly over-complicated and should be reserved for a sprawling real estate empire, not your first deal.

With 870,000 people leaving CA in 2022 alone, I think it's only a matter of time before this problem mushrooms into a giant tax grab for people who've moved out of state and those of us with similar names.The other thing to be aware of, is that WA has a huge tax on the seller when you sell a rental and it is likely more taxes are headed toward property holders.