Please excuse the amateur writing style.

That happens to be the price of an in-city townhome.Minimum wage is trending towards $15 per hour in Seattle, so that will simply make housing even more expensive regardless of whether one buys or rents.Up in Snohomish County, Boeing Everett is expanding.  

The vacancy assumptions, repair costs and management fee costs are direct from a local bank I'm speaking with and most of the other assumptions are what I've seen after analyzing $100mm+ of P&Ls this year.If you guys could A) Tell me how I can possibly find out the layouts without walking the building (I'm worried the units are railroad style which rent for 30% less than regular layouts) and B) Estimate gut rehab costs and time frame without being able to walk the entire property (if that's even possible), and C) Whether I should pull the trigger on this deal, I would greatly appreciate it.Thanks!

I also like to give out a sales-style information sheet with pictures of the house, basically a copy of my website listing.

I would like as many units as possible (4), but might only have enough funds to purchase a middle-income style duplex. 

Back in the 1960s and 1970s carpet was sort of in style, so people covered their hardwood with carpet.

The market has been trending up in this area and like I said with the house near by it should help if they come close to their asking price of $229k.

Also by having in-depth understanding of economics and macro economic trends will put you ahead of 95% of investors.Originally posted by @Johnny Lujan:Originally posted by @Gautam Venkatesan:Keep in mind the market is hot hot hot right now what will you do when it goes soft??? 

Mobile loans look and operate more like car loans, and as far as I know there's no beautiful "FHA" style government loan that will help you buy a mobile in a park.

Hudson County does have many multi-family style homes.