There is low rental inventory and rent is artificially high because condos dominate the market (only20% can be rented in a condo building).

Melissa Nevich the courthouse auctions here are not really a decent source for inventory to fix and flip...

I wouldn't finish it to the buyers liking because they might make you do improvements which are out of your budget.  

We've managed to do well despite these inefficiencies but I hope to improve these processes going forward.Thanks for any and all information!

I've flipped over 25 homes in Kitsap over the past 8 years and now the inventory is drying up.

Long story short, after trying to sell it for 5-years, and spending more than $150K trying to maintain and improve it for sale, we lost the house to foreclosure because i spent all my money trying to maintain it.

You do not want to spend all of your time looking for a long shot.You might find outside investors will pay more of a premium price for inventory than a local investor.

So what's the problem?Often times when I'm trying to find one of my old posts, the only way I can find it is to scroll through the pages and pages of them listed under "All Posts" for me.  That's hard to do though if ...

I did some things right with that first rental (scheduling an open house instead of individual appointments, for example, and screening applicants) but there's definitely room for improvement.

Different ways I can improve the value without spending a ton of money?