I ask because when I leave college and get work I make end up in the Bay Area, New York, Seattle/Washington, etc. and I'm not sure if those are better places to start out...I really just have no idea what state the D.C.

At 40% ltv on one of my rentals looking to stay within 78-80 on a cash out refi and not wanting big rate jump from my current 5,75

I got a great job opportunity in Washington DC and relocated for it, but in the shuffle did not refinance before I left my primary residence and left out that "R".

I'm currently looking for a good property manager (or company) That serves the Puyallup Washington state area. 

The current rent for 3 units is $4250 but there is room for increasing the rent since it has stayed the same for past 24 months.And the neighborhood is Mt Washington. 

That should be done in any case, and once you have that, you can get a rent control exemption from DC Government's Rental Accommodations Division, which should give you the green light to make that increase.

This question is specific to Washington, DC, but related to rent increases. 

Can anyone refer me to a reputable/knowledgeable tax advisor in DC, Virginia, or Maryland?

Team,I'm a residential landlord, looking to make the jump into flipping. Can you recommend resources for DMV-centric education that would come in handy?I'd like to know more about financing, permitting, and timelines....

@De Juan Washington being active on the BP forums I bet you will find a great local real estate attorney or by going to your local meetup or the MMHA meetups.