We will definitely need to grab coffee or drinks soon and celebrate both of our deals!

Recently I took a tour of midtown and the design district and could not believe how much more evolved both areas are, especially with the high end designers setting up shop (Dior, Hermes, Louboutin, need I say more??).

I've tried purchasing locally from a supplier, but my online shopping experience is superior.

You don't necessarily have to shop in a high end area to make it worth your while, but you also don't want to buy in a terribly low area that is on it's way out - that's really only feasible for flipping fast when you run smaller risk of depreciation.

I am located in Bellevue, Washington and would love to meet up with you for coffee or lunch and help you set your goals and develop a plan to reach them.

You can shop that around as well.  

They also have great historical architecture, shopping districts etc.

Shop around. 

I caution you to not buy granite at Home Depot or Lowe's, as I have found their prices to be almost double compared to a local granite shop I get mine from. 

However, if I have never done a deal with a Investor buyer and have no relationship with and they are concerned about my profits, I will probably do a double close if my profits are above 10k or just continue shopping the deal to another cash buyer.