The next one, whenever you're ready, will be a lot easier.If you mean you're looking for suggestions on where to open a business bank account, I've had good experiences with Navigant, BankNewport, Washington Trust, HarborOne (formerly Coastway), and Pawtucket Credit Union.It sounds simple, but for me a lot depends on what's logistically convenient.

Obviously neither of us were really prepared for this, I had a career in the automotive service industry at a chevrolet dealer and she is a records keeping manager for a three letter agency in DC.

I understand the formula, but I wanted to know specifically what was typical in the DC metro area. 

And especially if you coming from the west coast  IE CA OR WA were tax's are the same for owner and investor.. so it does not even cross your mind that there is such a thing as a homeowner exemption.  

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/637646-heavy-property-taxes-in-wa-worse-than-state-income-taxes/reply?

Are moving back into the house or selling it. FYSA...Funny, because I frequently move into my rentals when I sell a primary residence and have lived in many of them since many were bought as primary residences.

htt...

To put this in perspective, Seattle Washington gets around 37.

I know all of DC is allowed modular but some streets are too small for the trucks to get to the site so modular isn't an option. 

Shouldn't be that hard to call the SC REA (real estate agency).I'm licensed in OR and WA.  

I guess I will do some research for lenders who are licensed in Washington state if I want to pursue refinance.