No one else, not even the inheritance lenders she asked, would have given her the $25K she got from me before the probate was complete.Most of my sellers don't have an immediate, pressing need for the money either.

They will literally demand that you come out to press the reset button on the gfi

And of course I get busy with something else so I don't follow up or press the point to them.They told me they do this but I've not seen evidence of it and they document everything.I suppose that because the move-in and move-out are super thorough that nothing escapes.

I can tell you right now you're going to be hard-pressed (and that's optimistic) to find anything other than a rotting double-wide for $200k, even in Bremerton.

They definitely get a lot of bad press, as does Vacasa, but really - do you want to pay a local PM 25-45% ? 

success moves us forward and failures are hard to recover from in my experience- press on w/power John!

I seem to remember a press conference with Mayor Wade threatening $10,000 fines, so yes he is a supporter.In my opinion you are going about this wrong.

I don't know enough securities law to tell you if there is a way you can broker the transaction legally, but you should be very careful and seek out some expert legal advice.Here are a couple of links regarding SEC enforcement against unlicensed securities salesmen:https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2014-98http://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?

You will probably be better of doing a google search for reports based on your criteria.Something like this Forbes article on fast growing cities:  https://www.forbes.com/sites/samanthasharf/2018/02...Or  the US govt census data:https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/201...Also something to think about is how easy is it to get to your investment properties? 

It will be a matter of pressing one or two buttons when it comes time to re-list the same unit in the future, assuming you don't need to make any changes to the listing.