I got out about 6 months ago and it’s an incredible feeling!

That market is so incredibly saturated I would suspect that every single household in King County has received at least one yellow letter in the past 3 years. 

Plus in this environment with the right lender, a dscr loan is going to be easier than a fannie loan all day long. 

Don’t lie to yourself a HELOC in this environment is not ideal to have open without an immediate exit strategy.

So many of these folks have already made a great move by getting out of a poverty situation into a stable environment.

If this post said "I will help with your social media if you will mentor me" I bet you would have agents and investors from all over the place reaching out, because I do not have time to maximize my social media, but it is incredible tool to get seller, buyer, and investor leads through. 

I also ended up buying flipping houses by J Scott, and a few others, the first real estate book i read was J Scott's book on flipping homes..incredible read, then i read Rich dad, poor dad this book is now in my top 3 favorite books, an wholesaling book, and currently 200 some pages into the millionaire real estate investor, my wheels are already spinning out how i can put my tech skills to work on a personel website for automating some of the marketing, network, and prospecting portion. 

Sounds like you've got your answer ^^ but I'll add my pro educator perspective anyways.Charter schools are public schools, and I would definitely include them in my analysis UNLESS they happen to be ones with an incredibly long waitlist.

I’ve worked with many BRRRR investors and can consult you on whether a HML is a good fit and if the deal makes sense in todays lending environment. 

I'm incredibly thankful this opportunity, and just wanted to share some quick thoughts and early images Relationships are a long game, the people I met on BP over the years have become life long friends, and the conference really solidifies those friendships.