The yard was huge, it had a large very damaged big house, and junky tiny house, maybe 400 square feet, and a decent 2 car garage.

Dear members of Bigger Pockets in Washington state-Before jumping into wholesaling, I wanted to make sure all of my ducks were lined up in a row.

Here are the following areas we are looking to invest:*Point Breeze*Passyunk Square*Pennsport*Queen Village*Francisville*Old Kesington*Northern Liberties*FishtownLet me know if you come across any deal on those areas.Best,Andresa

Thought I'd explore some "traditional" options first, considering that I'd probably refi down the line if I started w/a private lender anyway, right?

Good Afternoon Everyone,I am a young investor (age 20) and I plan on buying a fourplex in the Washington D.C area.

I had PSE (Puget Sound Energy, based in WA) do an energy assessment and they recommended that attic needs insulation as it is thin.

I was born and raised in Washington DC, now married and living with my family 10 minutes outside of DC in the shadow of FedEx Field in PG County Maryland (so I can walk to Redskin games).

In my area (Washington, DC), the only times that seem to be bad rental months are mid-November through the New Years.

I'm Eddie, a US Navy Veteran, living in Spokane, WA, but am looking at options in Portland.I, too, am looking at MFH.

I will be moving out of state soon.I currently live in Phoenix, AZ but will be transitioning to Seattle, WA soon.