So that example is sort of like that one poster who is an investor in Washington DC, which is about the biggest statistical outlier market in the country, and used that to prove his points .

For purposes of being close to grand kids Nevada and Washington come to mind. 

Hello all, I will soon be in this predicament and would like to know what the BP Community thinks...Do you think that if I have $6,000 for marketing to wholesale I should...
A. Market consistently for 12 months with ...

Hello all, I will soon be in this predicament and would like to know what the BP Community thinks...Do you think that if I have $6,000 for marketing to wholesale I should... A. Market consistently for 12 months with o...

Ok, I'm gonna start asking questions.2 years ago I rehabbed a house by bosse high school  (Washington and 41, east side of 41). 700 sqft 2 bedroom 1 bath Repairs came to roughly $30k (strip to studs, all new everything plumbing/wiring/drywall/roof/windows/etc...)Assessors site values it at $49k.

I’m currently a graduate student studying studio art at a school in DC.

But in Washington, assessors appraise the land at what they consider 100% FMV.

This neighborhood is in the Olympia WA, 98501 SE division...super sought after for schools and location.  

@Allen C Herring, I have a friend interested in selling his 4-plex in Silverdale, WA.

Also check the state laws in Washington we have to give a considerable amount of notice.