All Forum Posts by: Natalie Wells

@PeteMathias wow your close too! Please excuse my below posts (my little one got a hold of my phone). I haven't looked at all into other areas of WA. I have put all focus on Seattle and the Eastside mainly since that's where we live and I know the market. But that is a great suggestion. I would be interested to look more into surrounding areas.

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Thank you for your feedback and Advice. Those are some very good we teong 

I will definitely reach out to him. We live in Sammamish as well. Great to connect. I work for a multi family syndication firm so I’ve had my experience with multi family and investing in syndication but we want to buy one we own on our own as well. Seattle is getting crazy!

Hello Everyone! I just discovered Bigger Pockets about a month ago and am totally obsessed. I am a new investor and looking to purchase my first multi family, ideally a fourplex but open to a duplex or triplex. I have made 5 different offers in the Seattle market (Issaquah/ Redmond area) on fourplexes.  I was beat on each of these by cash offers (even when offering over listed price). I'm very frustrated continuing to look with pricing so outrageous  (ideally looking for $650k-$850k range) here. My husband travels a lot to Frisco, TX and we could be spending a lot more time there and eventually moving in the next few years. My question, would you stay focused on Seattle where we live currently, know the market well and I also have my real estate license in WA but finding a deal under a mil, seams almost impossible and could take awhile or focus on a new market like (Mckinney/ Allen/ Frisco / Plano areas) learn the market and buy our first multi family there since it's so much more affordable. I really like the appreciation factor that the Seattle market offers but I feel like I may be waiting forever to find a deal where I know I could get something in TX but a lot more headaches come with that and managing an out of state property. I just want to get started. All thoughts welcomed!!

Thank you- Natalie