Re train the good tenatns get rid of the riff raff then resell in 18 months or so ... so we can take cap gain instead of ordinary income which is what we usually   and if it really turns around and gin's cash we may keep it for a few more years.. we will see.I owned a great on in Vancouver WA... it was just shy of 50 spaces and it was a dream to run...

We were just going through the Fundrise website, which is local to us in the DC metro, to see how they are structured and handle compliance.

My name is Jaelyn and I currently live in Bowie, MD (only 15 minutes outside of DC).

I'd ask for the appraisal, and review it w/ a healthy skepticism.

Have the units paid off prior to the start of college and wa la, you now have college tuition paid for for each kiddo. 

If it's a property w/ a lot of interest from other buyers then this may not be the way to go.  

If anyone in the Virginia, DC, or Maryland area has any job openings in the financial or real estate field I can send my resume.

Account ClosedI invest at a distance (DC is too expensive) and the first thing I look at is a city's financials.

I lived in Western Washington, mostly Seattle, for over two decades, but am now down in Oregon.  

I am looking to update some units built in the 90's in Washington State and sick of carpet.