I will attach a link to the local median rent for a 1-br, and I believe, even if he pays for his own utility (which everything are free, except for internet at this moment), he is still below $200 market.

I'm local to you and happy to help you breakdown this decision.

I also own a property management company that operates all over Florida, so hit me up if you need connections to reliable vendors or contractors.

Otherwise, you can achieve it by gathering a team, hiring a project manager, partnering with a sweat equity partner, or using turnkey BRRRR companies.

The property is managed by a contracted company.

The city has seen a rise in rental demand, especially for multi-family units, as more people are drawn to the area for its relatively lower cost of living compared to larger metropolitan areas on the West Coast.Investors looking to enter the Spokane market for small multi-family properties should keep an eye on key factors such as property location, rental trends, and local development projects.

My advice would be to maybe reach out to a company here locally that already has the relationships and the licenses in place and learn from them. 

Ensure that it complies with federal, state, and local housing laws.

That is a local issue.

Any investors here have experience doing this and/or have referrals of real estate attorneys and title companies familiar with this strategy?