And lender-owned properties are usually advertised at full market value--another reason to read between the lines on the MLS.I am of course biased, since I am one of those Realtors I described in my first post above!

Not trying to push Groundfloor (although I am biased), simply interested in establishing a dialogue on this topic as it relates to the Seattle market.

I would be a minority person in every sense-race, gender, marital status, kids, age, occupation, etc.

My opinions may be biased as i am an investor trying to maximize my returns, and as yours, as a PM defending your fee structure. 

And investing in NPNs have a bias that make it seem much more profitable early, with the reality o lower returns or losses not showing up until the end.  

I'm in the multifamily syndication space, so I may be a little biased, but there truly is something for everyone. 

I think Miss California should have received it and the judge who was so BIAS until Stevie Wonder could see it.

I responded that his information was obviously biased as he had something to sell based on the information, whereas mine was unbiased.

I'm obviously biased towards Memphis, but I'm sure there are other areas in the country who can offer similar returns and have similar laws.Best of luck!  

I’m biased towards Texas but have heard Florida offers many of the same advantages: landlord friendly, steady population/job growth, diverse economies etc.