I ask because 600K could be a great deal or a huge mistake if you are not familiar with the area you are buying in. I

Still good commutes to seattle,   including transit options,    and much better prices than close in.    I

We had a plan to go after some smaller properties aimed at either picking up a multi family unit or a single family unit and working through the rezoning in. I

And if I did buy, me might be around the corner from when I'd get in. I

Is there a free way, or a reputable online screening service for this?

Should I rely on online ratings?

I found some info about which district the case would be held, but couldn’t find any docs online about the case itself or the final settlement.

Most cities will have a zoning map available online or you can just call the city clerk.

My strategy in RE going in is to take out an equity loan on my house (I am in the process of doing, I believe I will get about 40K).

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