I asked why not just go to traditional lender, they said this:"As I'm sure you know, four mortgages from traditional institutions has become a glass ceiling (this includes a person's personal home).

I'm currently working with Banner on another financing strategy, and they appear to be more flexible than any institution I've worked with thus far.

And you make your real money when  you sell the brokerage to a national company that wants the bodies.. much like being in the wine business on the west coast don't make any money running the Winery you make your money when you sell to the next person.

Social media often can get a response for a national company.

Foreign money and institutional money dominate. 

Real estate is not a "market" in a true sense; it's a combination of 100,000 sub-markets all across the nation. 

I can’t comment on the WA law, but the NFPA (national fire protection agency) recommends one outside sleeping areas.

If they are good enough for institutional lenders doing business in the state, they are probably good enough for you.

The basic premise, upheld by courts around the nation, is that the tenant is responsible for damages above and beyond ordinary wear-and-tear.

What they don't realize is that there is a "Code of Standards from the National Association of Residential Property Managers known as NAR that stipulates the requirements of being a Property Manager and more.I thought I would post their Code of Standards here.