You are now in my opinion buying in a peaking market.

We have been in a "Seller's" market for the last two years or more, and with the influx of jobs and people moving to Seattle we might not be at the peak yet.

If you haven't yet read "the one thing" or "the millionaire real estate investor / agent" by Gary Keller, those two books will bring you up to speed fast. 

@Luc Boiron it depends in what stageof the boom there are 3 phases you're ideal strategy is to hold and watch the market for a the main PEAK and sell or continue to hold.

In case you do not mind answering it, when we look at real estate graphs, we see the median price of the homes goes down in winter and is at the peak at the summer in Columbus. 

I would check with Lima One, Visio Lending and Peak Asset.  

@Rafael KyleWithout the actual addresses, I can't give you a detailed response on these properties, but given the little information provided I can tell you that it doesn't peak my interest.

Also, the peak millennial is now 25. 

But, when a motivated someone has three choices (higher price for a conventional purchase, medium price for a lease option, or low price and speedy sub2) they will often go with a lower price and speed.  

Then use the saved payment from the payed off loan to speed up the next lowest balance loan, and so on.