Even if you don't qualify for the grant, however, BECU is a good option to go with.

After a failed attempt of selling in 2015, I spent two years upgrading the property to a point to make it desirable.

@Kristine Pedersen I agree with @Jason DiClemente to go with a HELOC over refinancing.

Then committee might have to go out and tour the site.

Just listed our first rental and still trying to decide how to go about lawn care. 

I got on Meetup and have marked some local events to go to.

Single families aren't a bad way to start, but if you're wanting to get into bigger units, there's nothing stopping you to go for the big one right away.

Highly desirable location, school district, is a "coveted location" by locals because most of the land is developed and it sits off an extremely accessible roadOur current rent: $2,500 + Utilities (the home could almost certainly rent for $3k).

I also need to find out what the best way is to go about collecting the payment online from the tenant, then direct depositing the amount after my fee into the owner's bank account.  

Given how hostile housing courts are to landlords, that's not the hill you want to die on.If you really want to pursue this - and it may not be worth your time - I think your next step is to go to small claims court.Filing is easy.