The good news, if you find an agent that knows their local condo market, and has experience in property management, they would be able to find several properties that would work. 

I suppose the good news is these are only a few years old, I don't remember exactly when they were built, but it was like 2015. 2) Your taxes will continue to increase at the cap limit every year unless they are back to market value.

@Brenda Logan I hate to give you some bad news , you are going to take a big loss on the RV .  

I was just watching the news (I'm in NYC) and saw my condo burning. 

That is great news about Spokane, but the properties that I am looking for are SFH and MFH for long-term growth.

The good news is, you wouldn't want those tenants anyway! 

Those that have actually gotten some kind of loan workout arrangement in place with their bank are the ones that just happen to open their doors and tell you the good news... interesting how that works.

The good news for you is that appreciation is likely on your side.

Personally, bad news I can deal with, you just go down the line creating solutions, I hate uncertainty. 

I see the news talking about how we need more MF, but indy is so affordable that SFH just seem like the superior investment right now.