Part 4: From Blight to Bright — The Final Duplex Reveal

When the dust (and mud) settles Over time, the mud made way to gravel, grass, fences and the whole project…

Part 3: The Pivot, The Plan, and a Whole Lot of Mud

In part 2 we talked about all of the prep work we did to get these lots ready. Today, we…

Last week we discussed the process Rich and I went through while obtaining a property in Rockford Washington. In the…

A burned-out eyesore on the edge of town isn’t usually what people call an ‘opportunity.’ But in 2022, that’s exactly…

Regardless of what they’re called, an accessory dwelling unit, also known as an ADU, is an additional living quarters on…

Many real estate agents are there exclusively to help us navigate the intricate process of buying or selling a home.…

By: Aaron Lennon Getting Started:Often knowing where to start is difficult. It is important to get as much rent as…

Editor’s Note: Obviously, the below described agent is NOT one of our team members. We are using Ellen’s experiences and…

As many are not aware, there is/was an obscure requirement affecting FHA financed homes and seasoning. Simply put, an investor…

Real Estate investing is a brutal business. The stakes are high, they days are long and many find the business…