HOW do you manage all the bright shiny objects so you can go from the 10,000 foot view all the way to the 6 inch view? 

So, in looking for something larger, everything that I was looking for in the space I needed was either too big for what I needed, or was too expensive.So, I decided to build what I needed.To build a conventional building would be in the ballpark of $80-$100 a square foot.

If it would, I wouldn't touch this deal with a ten foot pole.I'm guessing here but, sounds like an elderly woman that lost her husband and is about to lose her home.

Foot is so drastically different.

Its a very good product to use if you want to get your foot in the door.

So, $227 or so per square foot...?

I will start wholesaling but want to get my foot in the door and network as much as possible before I start on a deal.

The listing price per square foot includes the addition however.   

I would love to get any advice from experienced investors on good price / sq foot (I've been looking at zillow, and other online tools), expected avg rent per tenant, and any pro tips a newbie may not know (e.g., maintenance, certain streets that are popular, advice on tenants, etc). 

Hi Everyone,Just getting my foot in the door in the world of real estate and curious to know what other fellow investors in WA state are doing and what they have found success in whether it is wholesale, flipping, buy & hold of SFR & MFR-Commercial.