You will still be much lower than  new build.And faster too, and as we all know  - 'time is money'....

Good schools and great neighborhoods typically means higher purchase price and lower cash flow.

@Sam Nichols Not a great feeling, I'm sure.Easiest option is to find another property manager.

If you don't have the funds you'll need to make them through a W2 job, or 1099 contract work.Alternatively, you can looking into other "creative" financing options.

Secure contracts with sellers at lower market pricing, then connect with cash purchasers eager to pay more, earning from the difference.

Lower appreciation, but great livability.

Hi Jay, Bremerton, Burien, Delridge, Snohomish, Columbia City, Rainier Valley, Beacon Hill, and Everett all have the lower prices with good opportunity to BRRRR.

Re-sells are having a hard time competing bc Hortons Lender is offering much lower interest rates plus $$$ toward upgrades/buydowns/closing costs.Anyways just thought I'd share what is going on in my market!

Was not able to negotiate the deal lower.

  - Resale value may be lower depending on factors regarding the flood zone.