But in terms of real estate networking in the area, we're starting at square one. 

It's going to be unoccupied and I'm in WA state.

As long as the square footage is there over 1000 square feet it’s doable.  

To avoid these restrictions, also consider the Trolley Square, and surrounding, areas of Wilmington.

More square footage, more bedrooms, more baths, etc. (3BR or more are better than 2.

Let's think about these stats...1) The average population density of the U.S. is 87 people per square mile2) The average population density of metropolitan areas is 283 people per square mile3) New York City population density is 27,012 people per square mile

See what all your lending options are and have that squared away, with a few backup plans, just in case.

Hi Shawn: I've underwritten and originated over $800M in Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac / HUD multifamily mortgages over the last four years and am active in the WA, ID, CA, MT, AZ, TX, CO, UT, NM (West Coast States).

As for the 20,000 square foot retail center we own, as well as the 40,000 foot office warehouse property, things are not going as well.

For example many properties in our market sell between $50 and $150 per square foot, where in other cities with similar populations may sell for $300-$1,000 per square foot but the rents aren’t necessarily 6 times higher!