I'm currently working a full-time job, and attending college part-time.

I'm not technically full time since wholesaling/flipping is my main business.

I manage all of the properties (with the exception of one in another city) and maintain a VERY full time job as a trainer/consultant.  

Living next to your tenants can become a full time job 24/7, 365.

Also, in a mainstream asset class like value-added multifamily, I see no reason to take a risk on a sponsor that doesn't have full real estate cycle experience and didn't lose money.

I work as an engineer full time but I want to invest in real estate.

Mine says that the full first months rent (plus partial month if needed) is due upon move in.

I am planing for a new basement renovation like 2 bedroom full bathroom, Kitchen and concrete stair exit from side.

What if the money received for the sell, isn't enough to pay full price for a whole house in an expensive market?

A full description can found in the RCW itself and the subsequent Washington State Supreme Court Opinion on the Washington State Legislature website and linked below.Attorneys tell us "the penalty for engaging in a "pattern" of equity skimming that is set forth in the Distressed Property Conveyances Act is found in RCW 9.94A, as a Class B Felony, Level II offense", which can include confinement in a state correctional institution, fine or both.