I live in DC, so renting in the area is not entirely affordable, which is especially true the smaller your dwelling gets.

I don't have time to give a full reply, but the property is in Seattle Washington.

Back to CO for a little over a year then on to WA area.

The Commission found that, while not registered to offer orsell securities in Arizona, Clague offered and sold unregistered investment contracts, telling investors thattheir money would fund the completion of two residential developments in Hawaii and Washington, D.C.The Commission found that, as a managing member of Norstreet Portfolio, LLC, Clague told investorstheir funds would be secured by the real estate when, in fact, Norstreet lacked free-and-clear title to theproperties and was unable to execute a deed of trust in the name of the investors.

I just finished buying/rehabing/renting out my first property in the Md suburbs of DC. and now I'm going to start the whole thing again.I'd like to do a little better this time around.

I live in Washington, DC and invest in Birmingham, Al.

In Washington State, apparently, Section 8 no longer wants to 'do' houses; only apartments, and the home was sold by the previous landlord to the new landlord.

I have started a new property management and would like a little advice.I'm starting my company in the Md, Va, DC area.

Hi, I've been working w/ a broker for a few weeks now making offers on REO properties.

I'm writing on an reo tomorrow that has a 90 day restriction.These restrictions don't bother me as I close cash and the rehab/marketing time is really not impacted.OT- I'm planning on holding these properties until we hit the spring selling season (In DC, this can be mid-feb).