Lucky for you, the greater Puget Sound market is only getting hotter as Seattle prices people out of the city, so if you sell now you'll likely make a pretty good profit.

One of my west Philly properties (row house) was cited for a city violation in February that said the structure was "unsafe".  

We ran into some issues with the pool install, and the city were very, very slow and unprofessional when it came to the permitting process.

As I learn more details about the Indy market, it seems like there is so much going on in the city with different initiatives and development that it can make these areas of opportunity.

Tom, I’m not a realtor but am an STL native, city resident, investor, and Wash U grad so I have a lot of local knowledge in case that helps!

It is in a large (not huge) city 3 minutes walk to major University.

It is a very active job that takes a decent amount of work and time.What areas are you able to afford (for flipping you really should be working in or around the city you live in to start out)?

Currently buying in Michigan City and surrounding area, very interested in SB. 

Just a thought. still suggest that given the city council just voted to ban STR in all but your primary home and even that for just 1/2 the year?

Also I believe legally in L.A you can only rent out the house a certain number of days since city has been restricting short term rentals .Guess I’ll be interesting to see if the house sells for more than the comps in the area .I live in L.A and it doesn’t seem like celebrity owned homes necessarily sell for more but I don’t know if this is different .