That's a rather vague question in the sense that real estate is a negotiation game, but you have left out critical info. 

I believe it does not due to the SFR behind the duplex on the same lot.He told me to look for (or google) a "portfolio Investment Property bank".  

Having said that, if you have zero skin in the game, and don't have something to offer like experience or a trade skill, it is definitely a hard sell to an investor, you need to be able to establish confidence in you with the investor.

That could be a great way to find and stay engaged with local investors and opportunities. http://www.biggerpockets.com/alertsYou can also search for other investors in that area and follow their journey on Bigger Pockets here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/search/usersAlso, be sure to get plugged into the podcast - it's been a wealth of education and a huge confidence builder as me and my husband have pursued REI and built our portfolio.

Hey @Aaron Johnson, I am a wholesaler/investor that works with people to find cash flowing properties for their portfolio or flips for profit.

@Kevin Solomon , look for a portfolio lender that will allow you to bring all your properties together into one loan.

We are trying to close on 3-4 houses per week, but because it's for a large portfolio with the specific focus on turnkey rentals it has to meet a very specific financial criteria.

I, however, have no regrets about purchasing this home, as it got me in the game, and it actually cash flows perfectly well, for my needs.

But ultimately, I just want to grow a portfolio of long hold properties and collect rent. 

And Washington counties as the Californians brought their politics with them when they came and changed the game.