Since the investment a would be in the Spokane area it sounds like it’s best to start shopping locally for lenders, when it comes to REALTORS it has been an up hill battle.

I’m from the  South Hills and started out house hacking and now do everything from small multi to commercial residential and office/retail.It’s been quite a journey.If you can swing it with your life situation house hacking is a good way to start if looking for small multifamily because you’ll save so much money to roll into your next investment. 

Looking to connect with the investors who are successfully implementing the BRRRR strategy in and around the Triangle metros (Raleigh - Durham - Chapel Hill), North Carolina in the current market.Let's meet and talk over a coffee if you are local.

But if you move a few blocks north toward arbor hill a 3 family probably won't sell much higher than 200k.

If I am a silent partner doesn't he have to show all of the funds??  

I had a client buy for $250k this Fall in a popular vacation market in Ohio (Hocking Hills).

Its called The Turnkey Revolution and was published by McGraw-Hill and it goes through how to evaluate locations, companies and opportunities along with the pitfalls to avoid and the questions (and answers) you should ask and expect from companies you may want to do business with.  

(And more pictures of the unit at the bottom.)Investment Info:An 800sf 1br condo in Capitol Hill neighborhood in Denver initially for our primary residence.Purchase price: $188,000Cash invested: $20,100 Initially, we put in $14,600 in down payment and closing costs.

I know someone great in Beverly Hills.

I joke that my husband is the silent credit partner.