You know you want to use real estate to get there, you just need to figure out your strategy (and where to implement is also important).Oh, I live in DC and invest in the Carolinas.

I'm a newbie landlord in Graham, WA and these are my first tenants.

Coeur d'Alene or Sandpoint are two gorgeous lake towns, close to Washington and Montana too!

For the past years, I have been living and doing work in Asia but now I am back home in the States and currently living in the Metro DC area with my family.

I am in a crunch as due to moratorium, I cannot give any paper work re: eviction or 10 days to comply due to lot os 
So basically the tenant can do whatever and get away with it. The Clark County Renters association ...

I was hoping to connect with some realtors, wholesalers, investors and property managers and also hear feed back from locals or out of state investors that invest in those markets.We currently own a handful of properties in the Seattle WA area that we're going to be selling off shortly. 

First let me start by apologizing for not searching before posting.I have a test tomorrow on Cloud engineering and didn’t have time to search... yet I am here posting.My question is based on what it cost to buy multi families in dc (est. $1 million before renovations.

@Curt BixelI own a private lending business in WA and support/source deals for many private money investor clients such as yourself.

I purchased a four unit property in Southeast DC last year.

I need around $100,000 loan to put a Manufactured Home in Shelton, WA in my own land where there’s an existing house on that land also.