I’ve found more properties where the current owner is prepared to sell but it also okay holding onto the property for the foreseeable future because it’s not a bad cash flow property.

I am planning on attending any REIA or BP events I can in the coming months, so look forward to hopefully meeting some of you face to face in the near future!

As to "(if) we don't run out of water" I'm betting that one of two things will happen sometime in the future, 1) it will be decided to pipe the Columbia river from Washington the way oil is currently being piped across continents, or 2) a process will be developed to desalinate seawater cheaply or a process will be developed to bring moisture out of the air which can currently be done on a small scale.

For Seattle, it has the highest value growth rate in last 24 months among the whole US, and still much cheaper than California; with so many new IT companies and job creations current and future, do you guys think the growth and final value will catch up to Silicone valley?

I do plan on obtaining more rental properties (hopefully in the near future) so is it a good idea to hire a company at this point in my investing career?

Best of luck to you on your search and let me know if you have future questions about the CHA market!

My advIse Is purposely start to Save back rents for the repairs you know you’ll be doing in the future .

I'm currently engaged, and love the idea of making this small home livable again, and living in it with my future wife (wedding late next year).

They also provide other types of loan you may be looking for in the future (ie Construction).

This is probably the single best strategy, very easy to do and fund, low risk and is setting the foundation for future growth.