As a matter of fact, I have just started doing research on Crawford, Franklin, Washington and St.

Ran into one near DC at an RV park, they couldn't allow people to stay more than 2 weeks at a time in the summer and 3 in the winter.

My name is Robert and I am from Kirkland, WA.

I know there is a long way ahead, but I am thankful to the BiggerPockets community and all the investors who are have been willing to share their advice and support.Here is the skinny: Property: Zoned 2-Unit, Baltimore County, 3,056 sq ft Unit 1: 2 bed 1 bath; Unit 2: 3 bed 1 bath; Basement: unfinished w/ 2 bed 1 bath w/ a 1,000 + sq ft, full bath, kitchenPurchase: $135k Rehab: $75k ARV: $295k projected monthly NOI: $3,000 (not including if I rehab & rent the basement)Strategy:  Rehab, Rent, RefinanceChallenges: Mold Remediation.

Purchase price: $20,000 Cash invested: $8,000 Sale price: $89,250 A wooded 1.35 parcel residentially zoned parcel 7 miles from Washington DC, and 7.5 miles from Amazon's new DC metro headquarters.

I have a 4bed 3bath under contract in seattle wa 98118, 1400sqft home.

That would be the same w a PM company.  

I don't feel like I was necessarily being duped or lied to, per se, but the intrusion issue is real on several tracts (100+ AC) I looked at in Washington and Hyde county -- they clearly have ecological issues.

tertiary markets in Oregon ( bone up on the new rent control)  Washington and Idaho.. and Nevada if U can find a deal.. what about crescent city and the big prison there ..  

@Kenneth Garrett here in DC rents increased significantly, as many homeowners moved to the rental market driving up rents.