My plans are to start my real estate investing career over there, where I will buy my first multi-family, buy and hold properties etc. 

Finally, contacting some of the providers who regularly provide information here can really fast track some of your due diligence and allow feedback to be tailored to your situation.

@Wesley Robirds - There are definitely still some good small multi-family (2-4 unit) deals left in the Greater Seattle area.

Getting your tenants on track should be your number one goal if you want to keep them.

Can anyone recommend some property managers that serve Montgomery County for either single family and multi-family?

Hi @Sarah Godil,I would go multi family as it provides safety in numbers and generally more cash flow.

I prefer to target specific properties, typically vacants, and track down a phone number. 

Looking for general guidance about non occupancy investing in Allentown, PA? Appreciate any thoughts. Thx. 

Currently looking for a multi-family as my primary residence.

So, if something goes awry in the relationship and we break up, we want to make sure that we have an agreement in place which somehow tracks what my equity interest would be in the ADU relative to the total property.