Big changes have been passed by the State...credit to Snohomish County NARPMA sweeping new eviction bill has passed the Washington legislature and now heads to the governor for signature, according to reports.The eviction bill, a sweeping change to the current Washington landlord-tenant law, gives tenants 14 days to respond to an eviction notice.

Washington state if it matters.Thanks

Since we aren't supposed to have gatherings of more than 5 people in WA, I've put these networking meetings on pause.

For instance, Dual Agency in DC or Virginia, means the same agent is on both sides of the deal.

I used to live in Washington State and I successfully rented my house up there for several years, and I was hoping lightning would strike twice.

Best of luck and reach out to me if you ever want assistance in finding solutions for homeowners in tough spots. now I know he said CA... but OR and WA has the same laws.. mortgage originator is exempt as well.. the rub is taking advantage of people when they are down.. that's the bottom line.. telling them that your going help them when their credit is already gone .. and then taking their equity.. mainly sub too rent back is what is really frowned upon..

I wanted to network with a few individuals beginning to wholesale in WA STATE.

Vacancy is probably a little high depending on where you are in DC. 

@Jaysen Medhurst this area search here is all within an hour of where i would be moving (traffic here is terrible). you can see there is only 1 multi family under 400K even it is $360k and 2 1 bed units, in an OK part of town. https://www.redfin.com/city/5832/WA/Everett/filter/property-type=multifamily,max-price=400k,viewport=48.17619:47.80212:-121.99795:-122.53971 here is where i currently live and an hour between my current job.

I am stationed in the Fort Bragg, NC area and currently own a house within Moore County.I'll be here for a few more years, before heading back to WA and would like to meet some fellow investors that I can learn from.