I am targeting high end short sales and I need access to the mls for a refferal fee, any suggestions?

Working with real estate agents allows you to have access to homes that are on MLS.

The bay front area (5 blocks from Gannon is getting better and better.  

On her phone came a new MLS listed foreclosure alert which happened to be 1 block from where we were and by the end of the day I was in my first "highest and best" showdown. 

There are also several government incentivized programs for note investors that other investors do not have access to.

Apparently VRBO / HomeAway is no longer allowing you to use your shared Google Calendar to block dates on your booking calendar "because many calendars from this site include personal events". 

The only advantage I see with a Solo 401k plan is that loans can accessed vs. the SEP IRA where they are not allowed.

You acquire, fix the issue thereby adding value, properly market, and sell for top dollar (relatively).But, if your answer is an external factor beyond possible repair (general area, the manufactured/trailer homes a block away, the major highway with retail/industrial vibe a block in the other direction, etc.), then you're probably better off moving on to the next one.  

As I'm sure you know inventory is low and prices are high within the Seattle area, the greatest value proposition my company brings to the table is we get access to a fair amount of Pre-Markets properties weekly.

Need advice on if it looks good.here are the stats- property near Leschi 6 blocks from beach in central district.ARV is 610k-625k high endPurchase price- 360kRehab costs- 80kLoan closing costs-12k120 hold costs- 16kMonthly taxes and insurance-$375Utilities est. monthly- $100Realtor selling fees-5% $29,500 (we have a close friend for the agent.)Sale closing costs- $2,500Excise tax- $10,500Estimated profit range- $100k-115kDoes this look like a good deal am I missing anything?