I am a broker and investor in California I have been traveling in the pacific northwest more recently.As we all know California can be a pricey market.

WECU has a good reputation and Bank of the Pacific used to, until all the good loan officers left (some sort of weird thing happened with them).  

I ended up with the property and three cars on one wholesale deal, the guy wanted to be on the east coast last week but he could still see the pacific ocean, and only needed one of his four cars to get there.

I think that's Pacific time it's showing because your post says it was posted at 5:18 a.m. 

@Nate Garrett  thank you... some interesting data.. need to be north of 15% rent increase to be above national average... the Pacific northwest which is really under the radar was a top performer. and look at the income growth in Utah... and we know why that is... most of the Gurus marketing arms are centered there and we know how much those guru's are making off of US folks wanting to crack into Real Estate rich's.... :)

Red paint on the roof (which wasn't even mentioned, just visible in the videoSounds like Tenant from Hell / Pacific Heights to me. 

Yay Pacific NW!

I'm on Central Time, but apparently the forums are on Pacific Time (give or take a few minutes).

It was like trying to hold back the Pacific Ocean with a bucket.

After relocating to the Pacific Northwest I joined the internet retail industry, and although I'm just starting to invest part-time, my ultimate goal is to sever corporate ties through buy-hold passive income.