I agree that this type of investing is more speculation... but location is king... just ask any landlord up in SF!

In my particular market, King County, properties prices are high and difficult to find good cap rates.

Also, my protofolio is heavily on real estate in King county(two other property  and over 50% of my asset).I know after I think through the whole situation, it is obvious that I should sell.... but I have emotional attachment to the first primary house and also feel bad that I made a wrong decision, hoping that this house will appreciate more later...Please throw any ideas.

No matter how you look at it in real estate as in most businesses cash and credit are king.

Hi fellow Seattle area wholesalers,I've recently started my first marketing campaign (initially directed towards non-owner occupied properties in Snohomish and King counties).  

I just read your post and would be one that is interested..Don't know what king of response you have received since you posted...

@Jason King - My thought after reading your post is why not manage the property yourself and save $?

I'm looking for advice on a possible area between Kings Island and cincy to possibly be able to find my first deal in.

I am currently Active Duty Navy stationed in Kings Bay, GA.

Look to see if the rules are different for lease vs month to month, since verbal is a month to month.On this side of the river we can raise rent with 30 days notice as long as we aren't in King County.