Be sure to review the commitment, survey and abstract within the timeframe as stated in the contract.

Common problems are sewage backups, mold, infestations of rats, and other pests, faulty wiring, roof leaks and it violates the city’s building, health and fire code poses health and safety risk.

Because prices are so high in Washington, I had been considering investing out-of-state, but after reading feedback from others in this forum I realize that the smartest approach when starting out is to invest closer to home.Therefore, I would love to hear from other investors in Washington about where in the state it’s still possible to find deals.

Either here or out of state.  

Check local and state regulations and what might be coming soon for building standards and regulations for a RCFE.

Is that too far for a dense area like the city? 

I bought both my house hacks in Beverly, just north of the city using an FHA.

We write these in all 50 states.

North Carolina is growing and a great state to invest.

I used to have a 6/2 on Ohio State university campus north of downtown columbus and I got 1600 a weekend and netted 2500 a month probably. a lot of days were vacant but we did really well all the time for huge groups which is a nice I still recommend and there's not a lot. we just sold a new build for a medium term rental in newark close to intel. there's demand for high quality, well furnished places.