No big McDonald signs or Burger King but instead small sign out front that is tasteful and appealing.    

Are there any resources to help me find where big stable companies are with lots of employees.In King country, WA the list I have gathered so far are:Coke-ColaMicrosoftAmazonBoeingThe idea is for me to look at neighborhoods in proximity to these companies.

@Chris ColemanI agree cash flow is the king of investment.

Cash Flow will always be king.

I like a common theme we hear on BP "Cash is King" and using that cash for future down payments.Good Luck

Im currently house hacking a 2 bed 2 bath condo in King County with my VA loan.

Franklinton D South Hilltop D South orchards, old oaks D Framingham D Hilltop D North Linden D Whitehall, Lowrie Brothers C- Olde Towne East C Franklin Park C Reynoldsburg King-Lincoln Bronzeville C Gahanna Old North Columbus B INDIANOLA TERRACE B Bexley Heights B University District B Worthington IUKA RAVINE B Merion Village B Upper Arlington B Weinland Park B+ Victorian Village A Grandview Heights A Beacon Hill A Harrison West A Downtown A Short north/italian village A German Village A  These are way off based on demand I can tell you right now.

You might contactOcean Lakes Family Campground, 6001 S Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach, SC,  (843) 238-5636Pirateland Family Camping Resort, 5401 S Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach, SC,  (843) 238-5155Myrtle Beach Travel Park, 10108 Kings Rd,  Myrtle Beach, SC,  (843) 449-3714Lakewood Camping Resort, Incorporated, 5901 S Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach, SC,  (843) 238-5161Myrtle Beach KOA, 613 5th Ave S, Myrtle Beach, SC,  (843) 448-3421 and ask them what their policies on Vacation Rentals are. 

It's more about wholesaling in general and less about the actual deal in 2012.I've had a similar experience with wholesalers in the Seattle/King County market.

Cash is King in a down market.