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Just by way of intro: licensed in 1981 (remember 18% interest rates anyone?). 

In Seattle over the next two years you have Facebook doubling their Seattle area head count, Microsoft is opening their new bigger campus, Amazon has a couple more office buildings that will be completed and Google is taking over additional office space....along with a bunch of smaller growing companies continuing to expand and bring in high paid talent.I would do anything I could to not sell the Seattle property.

I've hit the 10 mortgage limit and am now stuck at how to keep growing.

Almost 6,500+ jobs and 8 major companies moving to or growing in TucsonThe secret is out, Tucson is growing and growing fast.

It’s one of the fastest growing counties in state if not the country.

I’m just looking to separate my personal assets (not much now but growing steadily) from my rental properties and the deals I’m partnering on.I know LLC’s are a bit of a trigger topic here so Please be nice to one another in the comments.Thanks all for the read.

Remember, flip profits are taxed at a much higher rate than rental income.

@Julian JosephI did a conventional mortgage. 3-5% down (I legit can’t remember, it was all so new to me, and some of closing costs were seller paid), 5 bed, 3 bath; still currently living there now. 

some of the issue is redefining affordable... on the west coast starter housing is basically 300k and up and we are in the lowest price west coat major metro.you can run all around the mid west in every city and find sub 100k housing and those mortgages and all in are less than rent.. what I find is there are just so many folks that in those markets look at owing a house as a liability and they prefer to rent.. unlike West coast or other areas of known appreciation were we look at owner occ as way to grow wealth.