@Thomas HickeyI don't know for sure but I'd imagine they did. 

It's also near Cavalier Air Force Base, where I'm stationed at the moment, but will be PCSing soon and don't anticipate on returning.This, as you can imagine, poses a few problems, mainly related to support for the home (ie. property management, repair services, etc). 

Well, at least properly imagine your circumstances, desires, and lifestyle if you had that kind of $$$...not sure I would have even understood the humor of this $3-400K ago.

BP has a lot of literature that has great advice.

A deal that meets every metric you can imagine?

Homes prices in Seattle and the surrounding suburbs are exorbitant -- either out of my reach financially, or so far on the outskirts of of town that I can't imagine they'd be a high demand rental.

Imagine that you find a property, say, a 3 family Market Rate Flatbush property near Prospect Park that was selling for $1 Million.There are two ways you can think about the last 5 years.

So I can only imagine they all moved back in, perhaps with significant others. 

I imagine they will continue these forbearances until the unemployment rate gets back down to a reasonable level.

Home advisor quotes $344-676, and my lot is much smaller than some of the larger lots they have further outside the city, so I imagine it should be on the low end.