I think when you are buying in the WA the level of service and amenities are extraordinary, but my my personal opinion is the it quite inflated due to brand recognition. 

Looking for recs on a real estate lawyer near Bellingham. Any suggestions would be appreciated!

I'm a traveling PT and am thinking about getting an FHA loan for a property in WA.

Filming starts in a few weeks in Washington DC and the surrounding areas, I'm actively looking for people who would want to participate. 

It is a bit unconventional:1) Co-purchase a home with another single parent in 2021 that is larger than our current living situations in order to establish a mutual support system (both have steady employment - I'm a DoD fed and she is a long time teacher in DC)2) Once new residence is established, rent out my current townhome which continues to appreciate in value due to a new high school being built (first rental property)3) Purchase a multi-family unit with a small collaborative I am working to establish to provide collective pooling of resources.  

I gave 2 offers--$112k w/ a cap of $2k credit (budget for furnace) after inspection & $109K as-is.

I gave 2 offers--$112k w/ a cap of $2k credit (budget for furnace) after inspection & $109K as-is.

I gave 2 offers--$112k w/ a cap of $2k credit (budget for furnace) after inspection & $109K as-is.

Because I live in Washington, DC, I'm looking in the Washington, Baltimore area. 

Landlords are not even allowed to enforce the back rent owed in many cases now....I own multiple rental houses throughout King County, bought 1 more earlier this year and was buying 4 more this year but I will absolutely NOT buy more rentals in WA.