Most CPAs in California have a lot of experience with RSUs, stock comp, and crypto because they're used to dealing with startup employees who diversify their tech wealth to real estate so this is a safe bet. 

It took me building a team to get started there, being in tech industry (for my day job) I use flow charts a lot when architecting software so below is the flow chart that I came up with that helped a lot of my friends to go out of state as far as team building goes-Connect with local banks (called 12 banks)>once bank is ready(not all banks lend to out of state investors from my experience)>connect with local property managers>connect with local handy man (other investors in the area share those info)>off market deals come from banks or property manager.Also I lived in the state and am a bit familiar with some of those towns when I was in college.

However, I am concerned that I may encounter challenges in finding lenders and could potentially face higher mortgage rates, despite having an excellent credit score, being debt-free, and having stable employment in a prominent tech company for several years.My goal is to invest with the lowest possible down payment for future investment opportunities, but I am willing to consider a 10% down payment if it is truly necessary. 

There's been tons of recent growth and more to come from recent additions to the tech sector (google, intel, amazon, honda, and many start ups).

Huge growth to come from recent additions to the tech sector (google, intel, amazon, honda, and many start ups).

Bay Area specific (San Franciso even more specifically) was affected by the pandemic and tech work related migration.

.- I have a keen interest in the tech side of real estate, specifically in development and deployment.- I am passionate about creating a unified platform for real estate investing.- My interests extend to the intersection of God and business.- I aspire to develop the next groundbreaking platform for real estate.

While rehabbing...maybe some easy tech like cat5 cabling, recessed lighting, IDK...that's why knowing your market is important.

Finally the GE tech noted the door was defective.

Snohomish County experiencing an inventory shortage that rivals Kirkland and Seattle although it's less talked about since the NWMLS releases are unapologetically King County centric.