Bremerton  and Port orchard  seem be  be booming  with opportunities that are affordable  ( relatively speaking )

The migration west in search of affordable housing has changed the landscape of the rental housing market.

I’ve learned a LOT from this experience and if it indeed sells near what we will list for it will be life changing and a huge blessing to our family, taking us from house poor to being able to afford our life and start investing on our own.

I only own one duplex so I could afford to pay out of pocket for any deficit from investing the security deposit.

I also want a chance to build nice affordable housing.

Does anyone have a comparison of prices for the best direct mail order providers ?

Looking to purchase a MFH in another state because it's a lot more affordable than Florida's current market.How would you go about researching the quality of life, crime rate and overall safety and feel of a neighborhood when looking to purchase a property in an area you're not familiar with.Of course, before purchasing the property, I'll go and visit but I do not want to waste time (and money) going to a bunch of duds, if there is an easier way to get somewhat of an idea on the area without actually being there.

Using this method you should be able to continuously invest that same 300k into rentals over and over, building your portfolio and providing tons of affordable housing.

Based on my math (again I will need info from the seller to confirm) using the 50% rule by year 7 I will net over $250k (gross income is over $500k)  which should be plenty to provide the down payment and prove to the bank that I can afford the mortgage.Thoughts????

Two weeks from tomorrow, I finally have the builder lined up that is going to be able to present some affordable options for investors that want to build affordable duplexes, quads, etc.