There aren’t many awful neighborhoods, but if you hear anyone talking big cashflow it’s usually a D/c- type neighborhood, though there are still a few places with decent opportunities.  

Just curious for those of you who moved to a no state income tax area, like Nevada or Washington, is the government making up for the lack of revenue in another way? 

Maybe a super hot unit on South Beach or something in DC i'm emphatically confident will turn substantial appreciation in the very near further.

.- I'm happy to share my contractor, lender (conventional, construction, or hard money), property manager, etc. contacts if you do choose to continue investing in WA.

In 2015 we moved from Ca to Wa, sold our properties-rentals and primary and bought new properties in Wa.

Advertises downpayment assistance through crowdfunding.Coastal1, RICoastal Federal Bank of NCConsolidated CCU, high LTV NOO LOC, OR, WACommunity Credit Union Will do HELOC on a rental in Florida.Connexus Credit Union, PACredit Union West, AZ 80% LTVEast West Bank, up to 60% LTV with "no docs” CA, WA, NV, GA, NY, TX and MA.

I am in the Tacoma WA and Portland OR areas. 

@Ashish Wa there should be a form you can send to the tenant to notify them of a change in management.

HI Shirley, I am based in Seattle WA.

I now have a portfolio of 11 condo's in Southeast Washington DC, and 2 tenant occupied SFH's in Charlotte.