The trend is for those who would traditionally be in the "first time home buyers" chapter of life are increasingly opting to rent.

I am trying to find my first primary residence in Seattle.

Will this be a primary residence purchase or an investment?

She would have a hard time selling it through traditional channels.  

Also, what is the reason why these houses look like a box instead of traditional slopped roof style?

Would I have done it if I already had a primary residence and I had to put 25% down?

I also have the general/personal liability coverage extended from my primary residence policy to all of my rental policies which offers another $1M in coverage.

I'm finding it difficult to get a loan as you would a traditional house.

Definitely looking to buy and hold as a primary for my family and I.

Although the properties I am about to mention were primary residences, and not really investments, I writing this in the hope that my story so far can demonstrate the following: 1.The power of appreciation in developing countries like India2.The power of goal setting, positive thinking, and taking action3.The importance of networkingIt may come across as bragging but it’s not about how humble I can be.