This is for a video interview about their market, advice they have for buyers/sellers in 2019, and other related topics.

I think we will see steady increase in interest rates while prices still stay relatively high.

As we go into 2019, figured I'd share a  tax related planning tip that I personally feel will be important for business owners and RE professionals moving forward.  

Look for groups who offer referrals to local contractors, Relators, etc.

If you have an ADU on your property that was built without the required permits or inspections, you now have five years to bring your structure up to code as long as the issues are not related to health and safety.

DepreciationNo self employment tax on passive incomeYou get to write off your mileage, interest, taxes, and other expenses related to the investment property.

4% might be the APR now, @Kevin Reik , but though there are fixed interest HELOCs with relatively high rates, most are variable, and interest rates are rising.

We've been eyeing West Seattle due to the relative affordability and landscape but her colleagues cautioned us not to live anywhere where we need to cross a bridge to get into the city due to the traffic.

@Antowayne Watson Here are a few of my favorites, some are not directly related to real estate but are great and will help in your real estate journey.

FHA requirements are actually pretty lenient and can be met relatively inexpensively and some sellers may allow you to do the work before closing.