What kind of multifamily / house hack deals are you finding around your area in Tacoma, WA?

1/1's have been our slowest movers here in San Antonio lately, but they are still renting reasonably well.

At first glance this looks very skinny.You could have a little more margin if you have value add opportunities such as rehab to move rents up a few hundred or you self manage, in which case you could pay yourself the management fee (keep in mind that you are locking yourself into low return if you remove this number from calculating because then you would never be able to hire a PM and still pay yourself if the number with PM included is low or negative).

My entire 4500sq ft house is packed up in boxes in the garage, movers are scheduled, hotel arrangements made, mailing address changed, kids pulled out of school, etc... 

I already think of myself as a serial mover. 

PM me if interested and I'll connect you.For Meet-Up groups, @Kevin Carbon, @Troy Fisher, and Tiffany Plovie run the Tacoma-Eastside-Seattle area meet-ups; they are great folk and we regularly have 20-60 investors at each of the 3 different monthly meets.Cheers, and good luck!

I am a mover , I have lived in several states and would easily considering moving again.

So here I am learning the market here, much less competition but for obvious reasons.Hang in there and at the very least use your competitive market to find the investors who are the movers and shakers and take them to lunch.

Use to be the hang out for the movers in Lake Charles.

The group from Bellevue, WA calls themselves the Tacoma REI group, and they discourage networking with others outside of their monitored meetings.