Hey James, I've been out of Nashville for about 2 years now but still have a few holds in the city and a good grasp of the current markets in the northern outlying cities (i.e.

Floors have been my biggest issue thus far.  

I like Kansas City and Missouri in general, but I am still looking around.I am really looking for people in Seattle to talk to about investing away from our home town, what works, what doesn't, what questions should I be asking about these properties, etc.Thanks for reading and really excited about being a part of the community.Russ

If so, any state or city where still opportunities are there.I am doing Brrr  in Tacoma area but deals are drying up.

We currently live in the Twin Cities area in Minnesota.

I'm trying to figure out if it's feasible.I'd like to build a 4-6 unit building (assuming the city approves) each with 2 bed, 1 bathroom and small kitchens. 

I am glad someone in this city seems interested in ethical investment, but I can think of a few reasons why they might accept a offer that low:1.

I'm looking at purchasing a 2 family home and the biggest set back is the fact there is 1 boiler for the whole home.

You may need to look into the laws and regulations on he property you are discussing before you have to enter a war battle with the city of Houston.

I filed my signed note (we talked about this one before) with the city and they said without a deed of trust filed, it won't lien the property when it is sold.