Jeffery, can you elaborate on that comment.

Add to that the various "HQ2s" that are coming which implies the major, high paying employers in the area will not be hiring as heavily as they have in the Seattle market, and you create a possibility of lower demand plus higher interest, likely creating stagnant prices in the near future.Therefore, back to my first comment: if it will cash flow on a monthly basis when accounting for management, leasing commissions, repairs and maintenance, Capex, taxes, insurance, loan payments and vacancy, then it won't matter if you see appreciation in the shorter term.  

@Joe Splitrock I really appreciate your comment and for sharing your view on this!

As far as the original comment from Greyden about Brandon and David, both of them qualify as real estate professionals.

@Patrick Flynn thank you for your comment and advice!

@Naveen Desai you've got some good comments above and just to add one item - as long as your are still claiming your income on your US tax returns you are fine to get a standard, conventional loan. 

Thanks all for the comments and perspectives!

During the initial walk thru a year ago, a comment was made regarding the door possibly not being "secure enough" that I ignored.

Thanks for the comments.

When they request to book, I would respond with a message, "I just wanted to confirm you saw the comment about construction next door and to make sure you are ok with that."