All Forum Posts by: Tyler Barranger

@stacey marsh, good day, yes the Spokane market has not changed drastically, continue to see cap rates from 6-9%, again depending on the broker/investor. Let me know if you are still in the market. Another great area that is rapidly growing is the tri-cities. I am a part of the tri-cities mls as well.

@Bruce Lynn, looking forward to hear from you.

Take a look into the eastern area of the state. Tri-cities and the Spokane market is doing really well! Current vacancy rate is 1%and below.

If you have an opportunity, take a look at the tri-cities, Spokane eastern Washington region. There are a couple complexes that would fit your needs. Shoot me a message.

Good morning, What type of questions do you have? I worked in sales for a large hotel in Spokane wa and found my way into multi family sales. Would love to help dissect a few questions, ideas, sounding board or answer a few questions.

Have you looked into the tri-cities or Spokane market, Washington state? Many of my clients are out of state and purchasing single family residents for 100k-150k and turning around and renting them from $1k-1500 per month. Also the multi family from $150-200k is hands down a great deal. Shoot me a message, would love to chat.

Hey Kalin, We will have to get together real soon

Check out the Spokane market and pm if you have any questions.

Hey Tiffany, Welcome to BiggerPockets. Have you looked into the Spokane area or is that to Far East from you? I have a new client that purchased a couple properties in the Tacoma area and have heard the market there or the properties if you will are extremely hit or miss. Long story short, I am currently looking in the Spokane area for mfr. 100k takes you so much further in this area. Take a look, shoot me a message if you have any questions. Thank you

Hello and an exciting move for you! I would start by reviewing the tenant law handbook as tenant laws are strict Washington. Secondly, once you have a mutual acceptance, I would request a copy of the current leases. The current lease if the current owner set the lease up by the book, should have the lease agreement and explanation as what to expect with the agreement and if the current or soon to be past owner did not set up the agreement “by the book/law”, you will need to go with the state laws from the tenant law handbook. The following is a site and has great resources, https://www.hud.gov/states/washington/renting/tenantrights Good luck! If you have additional questions, I would be more than happy to assist you with, Via PM. Thank you!