Housing demand is about normal but the inventory is low.

The first thing I do when a subordinate lien forecloses subject to my first is sending a payoff demand letter. 

The managing mortgage banker on our team was a developer in Seattle in the 80's - and he often reflects on when rates were between 8-12%... back in the day.That said - to Wenatchee's credit - it's so affordable relative to Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, etc - and has great outdoor attractions that it is generating demand just due to its relative affordability.

If that looks somewhat interesting you can dig deeper.Note: it could be that the rents are bellow market, so the Income maybe way lower then what it should/ could be. that's a value add play right there. 

Are the classes of substantial quality to demand that premium? 

My husband wants to write her an official letter demanding that she keep the space clear or at least tidy.

Seems like a great investment up here as there is a demand for small warehouse space.

You should also have roughly a 10-20% buffer saved up above your rehab budget for unforeseen repairs that might need to be taken care of or for emergencies like a pipe bursting or a break-in.Investing in real estate should be with your "play" money when you're just starting out, you don't want to be putting your entire savings into your first deal and have it go sideways and lose everything you've saved up.

It also includes 3 Online On Demand Home Study Courses. 1) Rich Rewards in Notes (Performing Notes) 2) Big Money From Bad Debt (Non-Performing Notes) 3) Nothing Down Deal Architect (Buying and Selling on Terms).

Thoughts on how Prop 10 will play out?